The Treaty Stone

Top 4% of attractions in Limerick
7/10

3 expert reviews

“The Treaty Stone marks the spot on the bank of the River Shannon where the Treaty of Limerick was signed in 1691, guaranteeing religious freedom for Catholics.”

– Lonely Planet

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"Treaty of Limerick is said to have been signed on this limestone block...after suffering much damage at the hands of souvenir hunters, it was placed on a pedestal in 1865 and moved to the river"
Fodor's Fodor's
"If you want to understand Irish history in one small nugget---or rather, a giant limestone block overlooking the Shannon River and King John's Castle---then cross over to the Treaty Stone, close to the Curragower Restaurant" Full review



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