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Enjoy a lively traditional music session at Limerick's Milk Market
FÉILE SÁIRSÉAL, an Irish walking tour, will take place on Saturday, November 18 and Sunday November 19 in Limerick city.
Immerse yourself in Limerick's history and heritage by taking a walking tour of the walls of Limerick city as well as learning about the Siege of Limerick in 1690 with highly esteemed historian Brian Hodkinson, followed by a tour of King John's castle.
Enjoy a lively traditional music session at Limerick's Milk Market.
After walking join the group for cairdeas agus comhluadar at Nancy Blakes.
Learn about Limerick's place names and their origins with Fionán Coughlan.
Come to our ciorcal comhrá at OAHU café to meet new friends and practice your Gaeilge. Learn about the Patrick's Sarsfield
For more information on the starting location and time and where to register visit HERE.
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