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Martin O'Dwyer of Herbertstown pictured in the 1950s. Martin survived the attack on Cahirguillamore House by the Black and Tans on December 26, 1920
David Tobin, Glenbrohane and Thomas Murphy, Ballylanders, were killed by Crown Forces in Ballylanders on New Year’s Day 1921
Patrick McNamara, grand-nephew of James O’Neill, Brendan Quirke, organiser, Des Long and his wife Annette and his brother Jack, second cousin of Michael Blake
Like father, like son: Tommy Quaid gives a mighty clearance during the Munster Final against Clare in 1981
The 2020 edition of the Old Limerick Journal is on sale now
Maria, Diarmuid, Helena, Tadhg, Kathleen, Donal Quinn and Caitriona Cody at Custume Barracks in Athlone on the 55th anniversary when the men were recognised with a Unit Citation
Three Scanlan brothers from Galbally: Fr Peter, who took and kept many photos, with Jimmy and Michael
After a wait of 33 years Liam MacCarthy was ours in 1973
Sisters Margaret, Maura, Vera, Mary, Margo, Catherine, Bridget, Rita and Betty say goodbye after almost a century of continual service to the community | PICTURE: Keith Wiseman
A portrait picture of the young Bulmer Hobson who was a leading member of the Irish Volunteers and Irish Republican Brotherhood
The circus arriving in Cappamore village, with horse-drawn carts and wagons, drawing in huge crowds upon its arrival
Striolán Bridge was built in 1958
Historian Tony Browne
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Limerick midfielder Darragh O'Donovan after the final whistle in the All-Ireland SHC final
The vendors agreed to sell the house the day after it was advertised
The man appeared before the Central Criminal Court via video Link from prison
Former Munster player Dave Johnston lined out at full-back on the Ealing Trailfinders side which defeated Saracens on Saturday
Limerick Courthouse, Mulgrave Street
The incidence rate of Covid-19 in Limerick has fallen further
The car was stolen from outside the owner's home
Derelict homes in Johnsgate have attracted anti-social behaviour
Ballyhoura Trails is one of the projects to benefit
New Role: Rose Hynes
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