A Guide to Limerick Dell Visitors Guide to Limerick Dell Products Ltd. Raheen BusinessPark Welcome to Dell EMC Limerick Limerick! Ireland V94 FH21 This Guide to Limerick has all the Cead Mile Failte go DellLuimnigh information needed to make Tel : +353 (61) 304091 your visit to Limerick a Welcome toDell Limerick memorable experience! For logistics please contact [email protected] for assistance/recommendations Dell has been established Limerick since 1991. The historic city of Limerick, sitting pretty on the banks of the River Shannon, was Ireland’s first ever City of Culture. It’s a city peppered with galleries, lorded over by King John’s Castle and awash with elegantly crumbling Georgian architecture - but it also boasts a thriving street art scene, a lively festival schedule and a mouth-watering foodie crossroads in the Milk Market. This Guide to Limerick provides visitors to the Dell Limerick campus with all the information needed to make their trip a memorable experience. Visitors to the Dell office will be spoilt for choice with all that Limerick has to offer! The Guide to Limerick has the following sections: • What to Know – this section provides useful information about visiting the Limerick campus. • What to See – this section highlights the top tourist attractions in the area. • What to Do – this section provides an overview of things to do around Limerick. GlobalCommercial Enablement & SupportCentre • Where to Eat – this section recommends some of the top dining options in the city and surrounding villages. • Where to Stay – this section lists the best hotels available near the Dell office. What to Know… • This section provides information on the most populartourist attractions that Limerick and its neighboring counties have to offer! There are options to suit all interests ranging from. • medieval and historic monuments and castles for those interested in learning about the rich traditions entwined in Ireland’s culture to more scenic activities to revel in the • natural splendor within and around Limerick. • In addition to the information in this guide, here are some recommended websites to help planyour visit! A Guide to Limerick What to Know Where to Stay What to Eat Where toSee What toDo When visiting the Dell Limerick campus, please remember to: Check in using MY GUEST for non Dell employees • Carry your Dell EMC ID badge at all times. If your badge does not work at the security points, please contact reception On • Introduce yourself at the main reception if a Dell colleague is meeting you or if you need further assistance. Arrival Otherwise you can enter and exit the building using the regular employee entrances located around the site • Take note of the Emergency Exits signposted throughout the campus • Avail of the parking available on site; there is no requirement to book a space Email [email protected] ; Or for Customer Solution Centre bookings please contact Room [email protected] for assistance with booking a room when visiting the Limerick CSC . Remember Booking to include details of the date and times you need the room booked for Catering Catering facilities on the Limerick campus include: Facilities • The Artisan Café is open from 8am – 4.30pm Monday to Friday with breakfast, lunch and tea / coffee offerings • For booking catering please contact the canteen directly or if catering for customers in the Solution Centre please contact Ailish_ [email protected] A Guide to Limerick What to Know Where to Stay What to Eat Where toSee What to Do Shannon Airport is the nearest airport to Dell Limerick. Transfer options to and from the airport are: Airport & Private taxi (Aidan Gallagher): [email protected]; +353 87 2202477 Transfer Options Corporate Coaches : Contact: Dave Conway www.corporate-coaches.ie ; Public Transport www.buseireann.ie; +35361 313333 Train: www.irishrail.ie Company Web Email Phone Hertz Rent a Car https://www.hertz.ie/p/car- [email protected] +353 61471639 Car hire/ireland/shannon Rental Europcar http://www.europcar.ie/ [email protected] +353 61 206040 Enterprise Rent a http://www.enterprise.ie/ enterpriserentacar- +353 61704914 Car [email protected] Avis / Budget http://www.avis.ie/ [email protected] +353 61 715600 Travel to the Dell The Cherrywood Campus is located at Cherrywood Business & Technology Park, Loughlinstown, Co. Cherrywood campus Dublin. Driving takes approximately 2hours Google maps link : https://goo.gl/maps/3KmH4nwP6fr Travel tothe The Cork Campus is located at Ovens in Cork Dell Cork campus Driving takes approximately 1 hour 30 minutes (depending on traffic) Google maps link : https://goo.gl/maps/73z4aMQ3dNA2 Dell - Internal Use - Confidential 4 Confidential Where to Stay… This section provides information on the most popular hotels in Limerick and Co Limerick. There are options to suit all interests Limerick is home to many great hotels, from internationally known hotel brands to local boutique hotels. This guide provides options for the best hotels near the Dell office located in Raheen, Limerick A Guide to Limerick What to Know Where to stay What to See What to do Where to StayEat The Savoy *****Website: http://www.savoylimerick.com/home.htm Tel: +353 6144870 Hotel Email: [email protected] Dell Corporate Rate : €115 B&B 5 The Strand ***** Website: http://www.strandhotellimerick.ie/index.html Tel: +353 61421800 Hotel Email: [email protected] Dell Corporate Rate: €118 B&B **** Website:http;//www.absolutehotel.com The Absolute Tel: +353 (61) 463 600 Hotel Email: [email protected] Dell Corporate Rate: Double room €95 B&B /Superior Room €105 B&B The ****Website: http://www.dunravenhotel.com Dunraven Tel: +353 (61) 605900 Arms Email: [email protected] Dell - Internal Use - Confidential Dell Corporate Rate: €105 B&B 19 Confidential A Guide to Limerick What to Know What to See What to Do Where toEat Where toStay Dell Corporate Rate : €105 B&B No 1 Pery Website: http://oneperysquare.com Tel: +353 (61) 402 402 Square Hotel Email: [email protected] Dell Corporate Rate: €120 B&B Website:https://www.claytonhotellimerick.com Tel: +353 (61) 444100 Clayton Hotel Email: [email protected] Dell Corporate Rate: €99 B&B Dell - Internal Use - Confidential 19 Confidential What to See… • This section provides information on the most popular tourist attractions that Limerick and its neighboring counties have to offer! There are options to suit all interests ranging from • medieval and historic monuments and castles for those interested in learning about the rich traditions entwined in Ireland’s culture to more scenic activities to revel in the • natural splendor within and around Limerick. • In addition to the information in this guide, here are some • recommended websites to help plan your visit! A Guide to Limerick What to Know Where to Stay WhatWhat toto seeDo Where toEat Where toStay Thomond Park is the home ground of Munster Rugby, one of the most successful and best supported rugby clubs in the world. The famous venue, renowned internationally for Thomand its unique history and atmosphere, has been redeveloped and now boasts an increased capacity of 25,600 plus an extensive range of conference & banqueting facilities that have Park further enhanced its glowing reputation. Google Map Link: https://goo.gl/maps/hSGn8j9DSyp The Hunt Museum is home to one of Ireland's greatest private collections of Art and Hunt Antiquities, dating from the Neolithic to the 20th Century. A visit to the Hunt Museum allows the unique opportunity to view the art of Museum Picasso, Renoir and Yeats and artefacts from Greece, Rome, Egypt and the Olmec civilisation. Opening hours are Mon – Sat from 10am to 5pm and Sundays / Bank Holidays from 2pm to 5pm. Google Map Link: https://goo.gl/maps/NQYHKW9K7pS2 The Milk Market is a food market located on Mungret Street, Limerick, Ireland. Despite the name, the market has diversified over the years from its initial purpose and now Milk Market sells a wide variety of foodstuffs, much of which is produced locally . Opens from Friday – Sunday 10am- 3pm Google Map Link: https://goo.gl/maps/npyVhFknELQ2 King John’s Castle is situated on 'King’s Island' in the heart of medieval Limerick City. A brand new King John’s visitor experience that brings together the Castle’s remarkable archaeology and 21st century technology to help you discover the history of Limerick and King John’s Castle. The stunning new Castle exhibition at King John’s Castle brings to life over 800 years of dramatic local history. Admission is daily and opening hours are from 9.30am Dell - Internal Use - Confidential 8 Confidential to 6.30pm (April to Sept) and from 9.30am to 4.30pm (Oct to March) Google Map Link: https://goo.gl/maps/F3fxEs2kHRR2 What to Eat A Guide to Limerick What to Know Where to Stay Where to stay Where to See What to Do St. Mary’s Cathedral has had a long and eventful history. It was founded in 1168 on the site of a palace and experts believe that parts of the palace are incorporated into the present structure of the Cathedral. The Cathedral has seen many changes as the city expanded around it and it remains today the oldest and most historic building in St Mary’s Limerick. No trip to the City is complete without visiting this historic building at the very heart of this ancient metropolis! Opening hours are 9am to 5pm (Mon – Fri); 9am to 4pm (Sat) and 10.30am to 4pm (Sun). During Oct – Cathedral Apr; the Cathedral closes at 1pm on Saturdays and Sundays Google Map Link: https://goo.gl/maps/eVqQKZx6sYs Get West Kayaking Tours - Guided Limerick City Kayak Tours. From the mighty River Shannon, view Limerick City like you have never seen it before. Take a relaxing guided kayak tour under the historic King John's Castle and the Get West other defining buildings of Limerick's heritage on our comfortable and safe sit-on-top kayaks.