What Next: In Struggle We Hope by Tobi Omoteso, who is performing at the Dance Limerick festival
What Next: In Struggle We Hope by Tobi Omoteso, who is performing at the Dance Limerick festival
Jurgen Simpson and Mary Wycherley, founders and curators of the Light Moves festival of screendance, launching the festival Picture: Dave Gaynor
Les Mad Dams: Aimee Grigg, Mareta Mullane, Shirley Foley and Deirdre Whelan ready for the lip sync battle
What Next: Oscillate featuring Lucia Kickham and Marion Cronin, one of the works for Dance Limerick’s new festival, taking place from February 9-10 Picture: Abigail Denniston
Launching The Pig Parade at LSAD with Prof Vincent Cunnane, President LIT were Gaelscoil Sairseal pupils, Millie O'Sullivan, Kerry Nolan and Jessica Nolan Picture: Alan Place
Mary Wycherley and Jurgen Simpson at the recent launch of the Light Moves festival of screendance in Dance Limerick Picture: Dave Gaynor
Ravenous, part of the Step Up dance project, is performed by Sarah Greene, Celina Jaffe, Niamh Kelly, Oran Leong and Bianca Paige Smith Picture: Maurice Gunning
Summer Dance Fusion: Dance Limerick will offer young people a chance to experience an intensive two-weeks of exciting dance styles
Isabella Oberlander, who featured in a short film at last year's festival
Limmy is in the Lime Tree this Saturday night and will be signing copies of his book
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The Rettig factory in Newcastle West
Cllr Liam Galvin raised his concerns at a meeting of the Limerick Joint Policing Committee
Some 92 homes are planned for near Knockhill, just off the Ennis Road
Gardai at Roxboro Road are investigating the incident
The artefacts turned up by the LPYMA
Dr Mai Mannix, director of the Department of Public Health Mid West
Ballet Ireland's Giselle takes place at Lime Tree Theatre this Friday evening
Creating waves: Dancer Jasna Vinovrski Picture: Ginelle Chagnon
Performers in Echo Echo Dance Theatre Company’s The Cove
Ger O’Rourke, Mary Moriarty and Maura Turner, who have signed up to participate in Choral Moves
Cllr Liam Galvin raised his concerns at a meeting of the Limerick Joint Policing Committee
The trial is taking place at a temporary courtroom at Croke Park
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