Patrick McCarthy was shocked to find himself on the cover of Limerick Through the Lens | PICTURE: Michael Cowhey
23/04/2019
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Patrick McCarthy was shocked to find himself on the cover of Limerick Through the Lens | PICTURE: Michael Cowhey
Sebastian Barry will visit UL on March 7
Songwriter Johnny Duhan who will launch his autobiography in Limerick on March 14
Richard Hayes, codebreaker and Abbeyfeale man
The statue of the late Bryan McMahon, who is remembered through the Listowel Writers’ Week short story competition
The Irish science fiction genre deserves to be treated with respect, author Jack Fennell argues
Librarian Marie Stakelum with the returned book Picture:Adrian Butler
Eoin Devereux of UL, the co-editor of a new book on Joy Division
Roisin Meaney with writers from the Le Cheile creative writing class, Tim O'Connor, Noirin De Barra, Gillian McNamara, Joanne Walsh, Maria Russell and Julianne Hennelly
Brendan Ring, Joe Schmidt, Joy Neville, and author Keeva Delaney at the book signing of The Dolls’ Complaints Picture: Michael Cowhey
Joe Schmidt is to attend a Limerick signing of a book which is raising proceeds for charity Cliona’s Foundation
Dominic Taylor, Limerick Writers’ Centre, Eugene Phelan, editor, Limerick Leader, J. Vincent Moran, author and Alan English, group editorial director, Iconic Newspapers at the launch of Gabriel’s Lark
Best selling writer and raconteur Michael Harding
A portrait of the artist: John Shinnors in his O’Connell Street studio, finishing one of his trademark works Picture: Adrian Butler
Students will travel to Limerick this week to take part in the ‘Telling the Other Story’ workshop, hosted by Dr Ruth Gilligan and Narrative 4
Breda Joy with her novel Eat the Moon
Author Allen Foster who has published a book entitled Foster’s Book of Irish Murder
Author Charles Brandt, whose book forms the basis for Martin Scorsese’s new film The Irishman, will appear at the Lime Tree for the I.NY festival
Nesta FitzGerald who worked with Sharon Slater on the new Illustrated Guide to Limerick City
Lisa Gibbons, Dominic Taylor, winner Jim McLeod and MC Myles Breen at the event Picture: Chris Barry
Dan Mooney's second novel, The Great Unexpected, waswas longlisted in The Guardian's Not The Booker prize
Dan Mooney's second novel, The Great Unexpected, wull be launched on August 15 | Picture: Adrian Butler
Donal Ryan: On the Man Booker longlist for his novel From a Low and Quiet Sea Picture: Adrian Butler
Lady Geraldine Dunraven with author Pat Fitzgerald at the launch of the book
Limerick-based author Roisin Meaney
Ercus Long, Marian Cody, Tom Leemey, Lisa Gibbons, Dominic Taylor, Monica Spencer, Sheila Sugrue and John Loftus launch the event
Mícheál Ó Siochrú’s latest novel is entitled Redshank
Author Joseph O’Connor who is one of the main driving forces behind this new festival
Michael Quinlan is a local legend in Lough Gur
The ghost estate, which was built in 2004, consists of 33 detached and semi-detached houses – at various stages of completion – which are individually owned
Councillor Gerald Mitchell has called on the minister to revisit the new legislation
Denis O'Connor, second left, welcomed councillors and council staff to his Old Irish Ways museum in Bruff for this Cappamore-Kilmallock area meeting
Supt Brian Sugrue: determined to tackle rising crime in village of Bruree
Munster centre Jaco Taute
David Dempsey of Na Piarsaigh and Diarmaid Byrnes of Patrickswell
Fergus Kilcoyne: Our local authority must take more responsibility to stamp out anti social behaviour from a minority of our tenants who are showing little regard for their community
Duncan Casey will retire at the end of this season
The court heard a garden shears allegedly used in the attack was bought at a city centre store the same day
Gardai gave chase when they saw the car being driven with two females hanging out of the windows. Pedestrians had to jump out of the way of the accused's car during the pursuit
Limerick defender Diarmaid Byrnes
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