18/07/2018
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Minister of State Patrick O'Donovan with Margaret O'Shaughnessy, Foynes Flying Boat and Maritime Museum, inside the screening room at the new exhibit PICTURE: Oisin McHugh/True Media
The neon 'faggot' sign at Ormston House on Patrick Street PICTURE: ADRIAN BUTLER
Limerick symphony: Andy Lee launches Symphony for our World at the Gaelic Grounds with members of the Irish Chamber Orchestra Picture: Sean Curtin
Grand Marshall Marion Fossett leads the 2018 St Patrick's Day parade in Limerick city
Heidi Talbot remembers childhood days running through corn fields in Kill
Louise Donlan, director; Colm O'Brien, chairman and Gill Fenton, marketing manager of the Lime Tree Theatre at the theatre's fifth birthday party and the new season opening | Picture: Dave Gaynor
Former Mayor of Limerick Cllr Kieran O'Hanlon takes part in the 2020 street party last summer
Arts officers - including Sheila Deegan, far right - and Arts Council director Orlaith McBride, third from left, at the announcement
Funding for the arts in Limerick at local authority level is to be given a shakeup Picture: Alan Place
a row erupted over the membership of an assessment panel for the festivals and events grant
Philomena Lee pictured at the Dunraven Hotel ahead of Eigse Michael Hartnett Picture: Sean Curtin
celebrates with staff afterTesco staff in Dooradoyle celebrate selling a €500,000 EuroMillions Plus top prize Picture: Mac Innes
Limerick gardai are investigating after a ‘large sum’ was stolen from US tourist who fell ill
Supt Derek Smart
Cllr Michael Hourigan claims the Condell Road site must be 'mixed development'
JP McManus: One of the owners of the Barchester Healthcare group Picture: Sportsfile
Before and after: Jeffery Tobin and Áine O’Keeffe at the headshaving event for Rape Crisis Mid-West
2017 Limerick SFC winners Adare
Natasha McNeil, found safe and well
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