Dominic Harmon, Patrickswell snapped Lough Gur on a recent bright winter’s morning
28/01/2020
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28/01/2020
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Dominic Harmon, Patrickswell snapped Lough Gur on a recent bright winter’s morning
The custom of kissing under the mistletoe stems from pagan times when the plant was sacred to the Sun of God
Ice Breaker: Sean Ryan snapped this swan is Westfields Wetlands recently
Bird’s eye view: With the aid of a drone Tom Russell got this shot high above the LIT Gaelic Grounds
Gerald Griffin has a street named after him in Limerick city and another in Cork city - while Loughill/Ballyhahill GAA club plays under the name of Gerald Griffins
PICTURE THIS: Ger Ryan snapped his Yorkshire terrier Butch relaxing, looking at his favourite paper the Limerick Leader
You should really wear gloves when pulling ragwort, as its poison can be absorbed through the skin and is accumulated in the body over time
Have a most wonderful time with The Santa Experience in the Jetland Shopping Centre
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Sean Ryan snapped this passion flower in full bloom for late summer
Sean Ryan snapped Henry, who wishes that he had gone to Specsavers
Eithne Strong helped found Runa Press because of her love of the Irish language
The original church in Cappagh was built in 1839 by Fr Halpin, to replace the previous church, which had been destroyed in a storm
John B Keane
Wonderfully-winged creatures: Claire Waters sent in this pic of butterflies
Crossroads dancing takes place every Sunday in Ballinvreena during the summer months
PICTURE THIS: His guiding light: The sun shining into St Augustine’s Church, Limerick taken by John Slevin, Caherdavin
Recent picture from the work on the underpass at Barnagh, showing Barnagh Station building
PICTURE THIS: Pauline Lane sent in this stunning photo of a sunset over Limerick city
Ivy Walsh from Shannon, feeding some of beautiful animals at Bunratty Folk Park Photograph: Ruth Medjber
PICTURE THIS: Gotcha: A cormorant chows down on an eel in the Westfields Wetlands. The photographer, Pat O’Donnell, spent an hour watching the bird hunt before snapping the breathtaking shot
Bunratty in the background: After the McCarthy-Woulfe wedding, which took place in Cratloe in February 1956, the wedding party took the short trip to the famous castle for their wedding photograp
Jim Cowman snapped these pooches in Bruree
Between 1840 and 1960 the population of the 26 counties of what would become the Republic of Ireland, fell from 6.5 million to 2.8 million
From Celtic to Christian times midsummer held a deep significance to the people of Ireland
The first Cruise ship of the season arrived in Foynes last week and it had to moor in the Shannon Estuary near Bolands Meadow due to low tide. The Royal America Line The Prinsendam. Photographer Sea
PICTURE THIS: Grand stretch in the evenings: Cian Carmody snapped this sunset
icture from the Fleadh Cheoil Luimnigh launch
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A weather advisory comes into effect at 6pm on Sunday
It was a windy, country road, the man's solicitor told NCW Court by way of mitigation
Newcastle West Court heard the man panicked when questioned by the inspector
Limerick hurling manager John Kiely pictured in Thurles
There is a strong influence from outside the county organising the Oola event
Patrick McDonnell and Joe Rooney
Dan Goggin is one of six players to sign a contract extension with Munster
After failing his driving test six times John Hurley confounds those who said he ‘wouldn’t drive a fork into a sausage’
Tom Crosse, GVM and chairman of IPAV’s agricultural committee; Minister for Justice, Charlie Flanagan; David McDonnell, IPAV president; Joe Healy, outgoing IFA president
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