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King John’s Castle

IrelandCOUNTY LIMERICK - Limerick · Ireland

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This machine is no longer here. The listing stays up because collectors come back years later to check whether the one they remember was real.

From collectors

3/18/23 machine has been removed permanently

Today, English Town, on the King’s Island, is at the heart of Limerick’s medieval core. King John’s Castle is located here, on the southern bank of the River Shannon, a little above the Curraghgower Falls. It was built to defend the river boundary and bridge between the Gaelic kingdoms to the west and the Norman kingdoms to the east and south. King John’s Castle acted as a watchdog on sailors and cargoes. It was also the administrative and military centre for the Norman kingdom of Limerick.

Open April–Sept, 9:30am to 5:30pm, last admission 4.30pm. Oct–March 9:30am to 4:30pm, last admission 3:15pm. Closed on Dec 24th, 25th & 26th.

Machine is down in the area of the Castle called the 'Mint'. Designs are:
1) 'King John's Castle Limerick', image of side of castle,
2) 'King John's Castle Limerick', image of front of castle,
3) Castle crest,
4) 'Treaty Stone Limerick',

1/03/19: The machine was working fine. If you ask nicely, someone might take you to where the machine is without having to pay the admission (the mint area) -TM

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