Farm machinery forever changed agriculture and the Irish countryside
19/04/2019
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19/04/2019
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Farm machinery forever changed agriculture and the Irish countryside
PICTURE THIS: Joe Condon, Castletroy sent in this snap while down in Cashel
PICTURE THIS: Leaving on a jetplane: United Airlines’ B777-200, flight number 925, cruising at 36,000ft over Limerick from Heathrow to Washington DC snapped by Leah O’Carroll
Rachel Geary Learning about Forests (LEAF) Coordinator for Ireland with delegates from around the world listening to trees event in Castleconnell. Pictured were Johleen Koh, Malaysia LEAF National O
Patrick McCarthy was shocked to find himself on the cover of Limerick Through the Lens | PICTURE: Michael Cowhey
At the launch of Bread not Profits, musician David Blake, one of the cast members Georgina Miller and playwright Mike Finn Picture: Keith Wiseman
Family members of Con Collins, Michael Colivet and Dr Richard Hayes with Mayor James Collins at County Library commemoration Picture: Keith Wiseman
Longer opening call: The old Franciscans Church is home to the Limerick City Museum Picture: Adrian Butler
Eamon O’Donnell, chairman of the Third Tipperary Brigade Old IRA Commemoration Committee Picture: John D Kelly
Nicky Woulfe presents Mayor James Collins with a poster to mark Dolores O'Riordan's anniversary Picture: Brendan Gleeson
Céití Ní Mhathúna, from Laurel Hill Coláiste, and pictured on the right is Megan Ní Laighin, from Gaelcholáiste Luimnigh
The Solohead Parish Centenary Commemoration Committee who have put their hearts and souls into organising Sunday’s events
Former councillor Cian Prendiville
Limerick Museum opened the doors to its new home at the former Franciscan Friary on Henry Street in 2017 Picture: Alan Place
Constance Smith was one of Hollywood’s shining female stars of the 1950s
Anthony White with his book Irish Parliamentaries: Deputies and Senators 1918 - 2018
Edmund Pery, Earl of Limerick and Dr Des Fitzgerald, President of UL, looking over the papers Pictures: Keith Wiseman
Declan Hehir, local historian reads one of the Major Edgar Bannatyne World War 1 letters on the memorial oak staircase
Harry Greensmyth, who passed away in March and whose life will be celebrated by his peers on December 2 Picture: Dave Gaynor
Paddy Brennan receives his award from Pat Reddan with Mary O'Riordan, Paddy's wife, Geraldine, and Eugene Phelan Picture: Adrian Butler
Sixty years ago the famous dance hall opened. Mike Lundon is the last of the original staff alive
Former President Barack Obama with Ann Anderson, Irish Ambassador to the USA
President John F Kennedy meeting people at Greenpark on his visit to Limerick in 1963
Auctioneer Patrick O'Donovan with the shell
One of the 21 mint condition tickets from 1911 hidden in a piano
Michael Collins photographed in London during the Treaty negotiations in late 1921. The picture features in the new book
The proposal for a memorial wall to commemorate over 1,350 Limerick people who died in World War One was rejected by planners on October 16
Limerick hurling captain Declan Hannon officially launched Manor Brook in Adare with selling agent Michael O'Connor and Phelim O'Connor, Torca Developments
Families of rural-based students in particular have been affected by the ban, especially those not able to access an adequate bus service to the school
The culprits who were armed with golf clubs smashed the windows on both the driver’s side and passenger’s side of the businessman’s car before grabbing the night's takings
Court told defendant is living in a ‘modest’ home and is not leading flash lifestyle
Gardaí at Henry Street are investigating a break-in at a popular Limerick restaurant
Fourth year LSAD student Rion O'Donovan who has set up a donation box for sanitary products at the Stormy Teacup in Fox's Bow
Tracey Corbett Lynch, the sister of murdered Limerick man Jason Corbett
One man died in the crash, while another was brought to UHL
Minister O'Donovan was described by Gerry Stembridge as what a possible lovechild from a union of Michael Noonan and Margaret Thatcher would look like
People will take to the streets on May 4 to protest against the crisis in UHL
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