The Limerick History Festival returns from Wednesday 30th September to Wednesday 7th October, bringing a fascinating programme of talks, stories, discussions and fresh perspectives on the past.
Discover the people, places and events that have shaped our history, with contributions from renowned historians, acclaimed writers and passionate storytellers.
Whether you’re a lifelong history enthusiast or simply curious to learn more, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Schedule of events:
Wednesday 30th September
- Free tour of People's Museum | 11am
- Free walking tour of city, Arthur's Quay Park | 12pm
- Free Georgian Quarter walking tour, People's Museum | 3pm
Thursday 1st October
- Free tour of Limerick Museum by Dr. Matthew Potter | 3pm
- Lecture by Brian Hodkinson, People's Museum | 7pm
Friday 2nd October
- Free tour of Randel Hodkinson's Workshop, 54 Henry Street | 11am
- 1926 Census Exhibition Launch, City Hall, Merchant's Quay | 6pm
- Lecture by Charlie Spring Rice, People's Museum | 7.30pm
Saturday 3rd October
- Irish Natural Stone Workshop, Old St Mucnhin's Church, Church Street | 2pm
- Free Georgian Quarter Walking Tour, People's Museum | 3pm
Sunday 4th October
- Free Georgian Quarter Walking Tour, People's Museum | 11am
- Paul O'Brien Tour of Baker Place | 3pm
Monday 5th October
- Free walking tour of city, Arthur's Quay Park | 12pm
- National Cencus Lecture, City Hall, Merchant's Quay | 6pm
Events published on Limerick.ie are subject to change. Readers are advised to check with the organiser for further details.
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