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Make a Move seeks to place Limerick at forefront of Irish hip-hop

HIP-hop is at its “richest and strongest stage” in Limerick after the highly popular Make A Move Festival wowed hundreds at numerous venues across the city over the weekend. The successful weekend, which consisted of a number of hip-hop gigs, lyric ...

05 Jul 2016 at 13:53

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Limerick council to Make a Move on developing city mural project

MAKE A Move, the Limerick-based hip-hop and urban arts festival, has been selected by the local authority to spearhead the creaton of a mural at a prominent city site. Limerick City and County Council has said that it received almost 150 public ...

25 Jun 2018 at 11:19

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Diverse line-up of Hip Hop artists to feature in Make a Move Festival

FOR three days, Limerick city will be soaked in hip-hop culture in another annual celebration of Make A Move festival. From this Friday, July 1, to Sunday, July 3, it will be the fifth time the city centre will showcase a diverse range of ...

29 Jun 2016 at 09:00

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Making a Move to turn Limerick into a hip-hop capital

A COLLECTIVE of young, urban artists hopes that Limerick will become Ireland’s hip-hop hub following this week’s annual Make A Move Festival. From today, Wednesday to Sunday, Limerick city centre will be teeming with hip-hop culture, ...

04 Oct 2017 at 06:55

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