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Mayor of Limerick Michael Collins unveiling a bronze wreath at the War of Independence Memorial, O’Callaghan Strand | PICTURE: ARTHUR ELLIS
The artefacts turned up by the LPYMA
Famous picture of Con Colbert (far right) with other members of the Fianna Éireann Council Picture: National Library of Ireland
An aerial photograph of the Spike Island prison, now a museum, where 77 Limerick men were held during the War of Independence
The Barrington family pictured at Glenstal in 1917, Charles, Winifred, Mary-Rose, Fitzwilliam and Sir Charles
Jack Curtin with his families' 14ft greenhart fly rod which is 130-years-old. Also pictured is the licence which was issued to Aeneas Curtin in 1921
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Purchase: John Collison
The women are being held at Henry Street and Roxboro garda stations | PICTURE: ADRIAN BUTLER
Photo of the scene on the Ballysimon flyover sent in by a Leader reader
Gorgeous photo by Kevin Hennessy but who are the couple?
Limerick and Waterford set to renew rivalry
Minister Niall Collins lays a wreath at the grave of Sean Finn
Revington Stores, or Jim’s Shop as it was known locally, sold everything you could ever need Picture: Courtesy of Sean Curtin
Pictured at the panels outside the former Leamy school in Hartstonge Street are designer Fionán Coughlan and Julie Long of printers GBM. Academic Dr Paul O’Brien put together the wording
Dr Brian P Murphy osb, Glenstal Abbey
Two Crossley Tenders belonging to the former Royal Irish Constabulary, which was the focal point of the Dromkeen Ambush of 1921
Tony Brown and Tom O'Donovan
Matt Barry, great grandson of David Guerin, who was centrally involved in the ambush, with his daughter Aisling Barry, and historian Eddie O'Dea, at the Dromkeen Memorial | PICTURE: Brendan Gleeson
Sailing from her home port of Limerick the SS Clonlara was sunk by a German U-boat during the height of WWII
Biddy Hayes, niece of Martin Conway (pictured above left), and Marian Whelan, grandniece of Ned Moloney, laying a wreath at the Republican plot to honour the five IRA volunteers shot and killed at Cah
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
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Retained firefighters from Foynes and Rathkeale were deployed
Photo of the scene on the Ballysimon flyover sent in by a Leader reader
The women are being held at Henry Street and Roxboro garda stations | PICTURE: ADRIAN BUTLER
Pictured at Shannon Airport are: Turlough O'Neill, Ryanair Base Captain; Mary Considine, CEO Shannon Group and First Officer Virginie Blazin: PICTURES: Arthur Ellis
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