Social media influencer and presenter James Patrice will co-host Limerick’s Fashion Friday for Riverfest 2018 with style queen Celia Holman Lee, it was announced today.
Unsung heroes of Limerick sport celebrated at gala ceremony. The youngest ever captain of Athlunkard Boat Club has been awarded the inaugural Anthony Foley Junior Sports Leader Award.
Limerick City and County Council has rolled out free high speed Wi-Fi across its own infrastructure in Limerick city centre in the first initiative of its kind in the country.
The Mayor of the City and County of Limerick is calling on businesses and citizens to turn Limerick red to show their support for Munster ahead of the province’s trip to Bordeaux this weekend for the European Rugby Champions Cup semi-final against Racing 92 in France.
Last January Limerick City and County Council unveiled draft plans for a new traffic management system in Abbeyfeale, Co. Limerick.
Limerick is set to get a new tourist attraction with the announcement that Treaty City Brewery will open a retail premises and brewery in Nicholas Street.
Limerick historian Sharon Slater has been presented with the Heritage Council’s Heritage Hero Award for her outstanding contribution to the protection and promotion of heritage in Limerick.
Michael’s son Niall gives keynote speech on first night of festival. “Poetry is my life and my life is poetry," the words poet Michael Hartnett wrote in a letter to his son, Niall in 1998, the year before Michael died.
Limerick City and County Council is taking part in the #OurCouncilDay Twitter campaign today, Tuesday 10 April, to increase engagement with the public and to raise awareness of the services provided.
The summer will be noisily and colourfully waved in across the May Bank Holiday weekend in Limerick as the Shannonside city becomes the focus for the first major national festival of the year.
Recipients to receive awards on opening night of Éigse as Dublin Literary Award 2018 shortlisted author among the festival guests.
Stories of bygone era and way of life to become part of Limerick’s Visual History as part of Creative Ireland programme.
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