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CROWDS showed up to Dolans on Friday night to support the annual Music for Mental Health gig.
The initiative aims to raise funds for charities while offering a stage for local artists to perform on.
A social impact event uniting artists and businesses, Music for Mental Health, took place for the first time in Dolans in 2018.
For their first edition, the project welcomed to the stage Noel Hogan from the Cranberries, Hermitage Green, as well as Emma Langford.
To raise funds, the organiser asked companies to donate money in exchange for tickets to the event. This year, Music for Mental Health will donate all funds to Limerick Suicide Watch, Blue Box, as well as Corpus Christi Primary School.
Pallasgreen native, Joyce, performed alongside The Stray Saints, Pa Sheehy, and several others.
Check out our gallery for more pictures from the event.
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