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Brian Arthur took this great pic of Barry Caulfield at the launch of the Christmas Experience at King Johns Castle. Can you match it?
CHRISTMAS is a magical time of year in Limerick and we want our readers to capture that magic for a photography competition with a difference.
Whether you are an enthusiastic amateur snapper or a veteran camera buff, we are inviting submissions for our ‘Loving Christmas in Limerick’ competition to get a glimpse of Christmas through the lenses of local people.
The winning photograph will appear in the Limerick Leader on Christmas week and it will also appear on www.limerickleader.ie.
What’s more, the winning entry will also receive an extra special Christmas present of two nights B&B at the Sandhouse Hotel and Marina Spa in Rossnowlagh.
A gallery of photographs by runners-up in the competition will appear in this newspaper over the Christmas period and also online.
This is a wonderful opportunity to showcase your photography skills while at the same time reflecting the wonder of the festive season in Limerick.
Photographs must be submitted by December 18, 2016.
So get snapping your seasonal shots, and email your entries to news@limerickleader.ie.
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