From dragons and politicians to festive toys, Limerick is buzzing! Discover the latest happenings in this vibrant city.
In an unexpected twist that's shaking up the political landscape, Limerick Dragons have made a call to action for local politicians! They're seeking a pledge of commitment to ensure breast cancer patients gain access to medical cards as part of their ongoing support initiatives. It’s a not-so-fairytale-like effort, but one that could indeed bring magical changes to healthcare for those in need. If local politicians step up, it could signify a new age of support for essential health services in Limerick!
Meanwhile, creativity is flowing through the streets of Limerick with a new photography book that pays homage to the city's rich musical heritage. Featuring forty stunning photographs of local musicians holding their favorite Limerick albums, this book not only showcases the talent rooted deep within the city but also forms a nostalgic trail of local sounds. If you’ve ever wondered how the music scene in Limerick has shaped the local culture, this book is a beautiful reflection that captures the essence of both past and present!
On a more festive note, the city is getting cozy as a stunning display of nostalgic toys is bringing back the magic of Christmas to Limerick's bustling city centre. This enchanting showcase is swarming with memories—almost a time machine for those longing for their childhood glamour! Residents and visitors alike are being swept up into a wave of nostalgia with toy displays that remind us of simpler, more playful times replete with wrapping paper and gleaming bows.
Not to be outdone, the local sports scene shows no signs of slowing down, with the Limerick Celtics extending their unbeaten streak in Division One of the Men's National League after a convincing win against Moy Tolka Rovers. Their steady performance reflects the hard work and dedication of the team, proving that Limerick not only kills it in culture and nostalgia but is also a serious player in the sporting world!
Did you know that breast cancer is the most common cancer in women across Ireland? With initiatives like the one by Limerick Dragons, awareness and access to necessary health services are more crucial than ever. Also, Limerick has been a hotspot for music for decades, being home to famous musicians like Dolores O'Riordan from the Cranberries, making this city a true goldmine of talent and creativity!
LIMERICK Dragons are seeking the support of local politicians to pledge their commitment for breast cancer patients to get to medical cards.
There are forty photographs of Limerick musicians holding their favourite Limerick album. The book forms a trail of local albums from the starting point of the ...
A FESTIVE toy display full of nostalgic delights is hoping to inject some of the magic of Christmas back to the city centre.
LIMERICK Celtics extended their unbeaten run in Division One of the Men's National League with a comfortable defeat of Moy Tolka Rovers.
Father-and-son training duo Pat and Colm O'Connell of Askeaton landed the featured Ned and Babs Keating Memorial A2 (winners prize €2,000) with the impressive ...
THE HAYES Christmas Lights, a festive tradition in Shanagolden, will not be returning for Christmas 2024, much to the disappointment of its yearly visitors.
MAYOR John Moran has admitted his ambitious plans for Limerick will not fully happen in his first five-year term of office.
Fintan Fitzgerald and Bruff clubmen Sean Casey and Tadgh Boddy all started for the University of Limerick in their victory. Wing forward Tadgh Boddy scored 0-2 ...
Senior Hurling Shield Preliminary Round Colaiste Mhuire Askeaton received walkover from St Clements (Coláiste Mhuire Askeaton are now home to Pobalscoil ...
James Forde died after being struck by car on city's Ennis Road last Tuesday.
James Forde, who lived in Clareview, died after he was struck by a vehicle at Ennis Road on the city's northside shortly before 2pm on Tuesday. ADVERTISEMENT - ...
Mostly cloudy this Thursday with outbreaks of rain and drizzle. Milder than of late with top temperatures of 10 to 13 Celsius in moderate to fresh and gusty ...
A pedestrian in his 50s was fatally injured after he was struck by a car on the Ennis Road shortly before 2pm on Tuesday. The car failed to remain at the scene.
A man is due to appear in court today after being charged in connection with a fatal hit-and-run in Limerick city.
The victim was named locally as James Forde, 50s, from Shannamore Park, Clareview, Limerick City. Mr Forde, who was walking at the time, died when a car ...
The death has occurred of Michael (Mike) Gooley of Foilacleara & Glasha Talann, Doon, Limerick. On November 26, peacefully, at Milford Care Centre.
The victim, aged in his 50s, was named locally as James Forde from Shannamore Park, Clareview, Limerick City. Mr Forde, who was walking at the time, died when a ...