The grey limestone front of the Hunt Museum in Limerick, with its name above the windows and two painted horse sculptures by the railings.

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Hunt Museum

The Hunt Museum occupies Limerick's former Custom House, a Palladian limestone building designed by Davis Ducart and completed in 1769. It shows the collection assembled by John and Gertrude Hunt, from prehistoric and medieval objects such as the O'Dea Mitre and Crozier to works by Picasso and Jack B. Yeats, and has been here since 1997.

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St Mary's Cathedral

church

King John's Castle

castle

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