Limerick Tidy Towns volunteers make clean awards sweep
LIMERICK Tidy Towns struck gold thanks to the hard work and dedication of the volunteers who get out and make it happen.| Limerick Post Newspaper
CROOM was buzzing with frights and delights for the town’s annual Halloween Boo Bash. There were tricks and treats and costumes galore as the Croom Community Centre turned into the Monster Mash for the annual bash. The post LIMERICK IN PHOTOS: Boo Bash at Croom appeared first on Limerick Post Newspaper.| Limerick Post Newspaper
LIMERICK Mayor John Moran had some strong words for Limerick City and County Council this Friday evening (October 31) following the announcement that a popular city pub is to close its doors partly due to the local authority’s removal of a public parklet outside its premises. Earlier this Friday, Jono Crute, owner of Crew Brewing […] The post ‘It’s not good enough’: Mayor issues strong words over closure of Limerick pub and Council’s handling of removal of city parklets appeared f...| Limerick Post Newspaper
A POPULAR Limerick City pub has announced it will shut its doors later this year, calling last orders on Christmas Eve. Jono Crute, owner of Crew Brewing Company on Thomas Street, made the announcement on the pub’s Instagram page this Friday afternoon (October 31). Addressing local customers, Mr Crute started off by attributing “the same […] The post Popular Limerick pub to call last orders at Christmas appeared first on Limerick Post Newspaper.| Limerick Post Newspaper
HOMELESSNESS and how the children affected by it feel is the theme of a powerful new children’s book from Focus Ireland. Focus Ireland’s Childers Road Family Initiative Team, in collaboration with Tusla’s Parenting Support Champions Committee, launched It’s Not Always Forever – The Story of Children’s Experiences of Homelessness. The beautifully illustrated book was written […] The post Homelessness the theme of powerful new Focus Ireland book appeared first on Limerick Post New...| Limerick Post Newspaper
LIMERICK Tidy Towns struck gold thanks to the hard work and dedication of the volunteers who get out and make it happen.| Limerick Post Newspaper
A giant golf ball and dazzling light projections lit up King John’s Castle this week as Limerick celebrated the Ryder Cup putter handover from New York to Adare, host of the 2027 tournament.| King John's Castle
Bringing these two to life today was all I could muster, thanks Esther!!!| Dawgy Daddy responds
The well-preserved ruin of Askeaton Friary is a wonderful place to explore to get a sense of a medieval monastic foundation.| Tuatha
I take walks with the lady next doorshe’s depressed and stares down at the floorall she wants is to diebut she won’t tell me whyher cries echo and reach to my core💞Suzanne I have composed this poem…| Brazanne Muse
A book has been published documenting the "unvarnished tale" of a former Limerick theatre that brought music, joy, and drama to the masses.| Limerick Post Newspaper
AN INQUEST hearing into the death of a 14-year-old Limerick girl, who was struck by a car in the city two years ago, has been scheduled.| Limerick Post Newspaper
A COUNTY Limerick man said he and his family were “overwhelmed with emotion” after his local sports club re-named its new pitches.| Limerick Post Newspaper
LIMERICK was buzzing across this past weekend as Dolan’s Live at the Docklands kicked off with the Saw Doctors.| Limerick Post Newspaper
CATHAOIRLEACH of the Council's Metropolitan District, Cllr Daniel Butler says he's set on making the city centre his focus.| Limerick Post Newspaper
Under the vines marched the gnomestheir donsy formed no aisles or rowsthey picked at a green grapethen frowned at the landscapethey were really expecting a plum rose I wrote this poem for the Wea’ve Written Weekly prompt #170. Dennis provided the prompt this week, called “A Donsy of Gnomes”. The details are as follows: YourContinue reading "The Befuddled Donsy"| Words and Coffee Writing
The last week of March, I had the privilege of working with the educators and students at Limerick ETSS (LETSS) during a PBL support visit. We have had the honor of working with LETSS since their opening with 14 teachers. Their growth and scaling has brought them to 80 staff currently and growing each year! […] The post Transformative PBL at Limerick ETSS first appeared on Center for Excellence.| Center for Excellence
Milseán Mill was the last of the trio of Limerick buildings which we had yet to crack. I’m not using it’s real name here as it’s not one I want to pop up in search engines but any…| Irish UE
