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A LIMERICK cathedral is hosting a special exhibition of memorial quilts made in memory of those who died during The Troubles.
The futility of violence depicted through memorial quilts is being hosted by the South East Fermanagh Foundation at St Mary's Cathedral until Tuesday, November 28.
The quilts which will be displayed are titled: Your Legacy Lives On, A Patchwork of Innocents, Terrorism Knows No Borders, Lives that Mattered, Through Remembering, We Build Bridges, Uniting Innocent Victims and SEFF’s Organisational Tapestry.
Check out our gallery to see more pictures from the launch of the exhibition.
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