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Streaming Full Movie Cars 3 (2017) Online
Cars 3 (2017) HD Director : Brian Fee. Writer : Robert L. Baird, Daniel Gerson. Producer : Kevin Reher. Release : June 15, 2017 Country : United States of America. Production Company : Walt Disney Pictures, Pixar Animation Studios. Language : English. Runtime : 83 Genre : Comedy, Animation, Adventure. Movie ‘Cars 3’ was released […]
Limerick remembers its role during The Great War
The role played by 4,000 Limerick men during World War One was the subject of a Heritage Week event held at St Mary’s Cathedral in Limerick last evening. Journalist and author Kevin Myers, who has spent over 30 years researching this almost hidden history of Ireland’s involvement in World War 1, delivered the talk in […]
Ferrar’s Limerick Directory 1769
(E=Englishtown, I=Irishtown) Alcock, Nathaniel; Auctioneer; Peter’s-street Allen, Joseph; Hosier; Main-street E Alley, Thomas and Sons; Woollen-drapers; Main-Street E Alley, Thomas; Chandler; Main-Street E Alley, William; Wine Merchant; Main-Street E Allison, James; Baker; Main-street E Ambrose, Stephen; Vintner; Quay Lane Ankettle, John; Wine Merchant; Main-street E Arthur, Patrick; Merchant; Main-Street I Arthur, Joseph; Merchant; Main-street I […]
When Newcastle West hosted the Ten Knights of Desmond festival
Scottish knights, glamerous grannies and an overworked Garda band – for one week in the summer of ‘78, there wasn’t much going on in Newcastle West that failed to draw a smile. The Ten Knights of Desmond summer festival has since vanished into local lore, but 35 years ago it was a barmy, entertaining celebration […]
Kilmallock Walled Town Day festival brings medieval history to life
As Limerick’s hurlers prepare to do battle with neighbours Clare in Sunday’s All-Ireland Hurling Senior Championship Semi-Final, the County Limerick town of Kilmallock recreated its own battle scene as part of Kilmallock’s Walled Town Day. Hundreds of people stepped back in time on Saturday August 17th.for the annual event and experienced a glimpse of life […]
Patrick Sarsfield
Posthumous deification is always a danger, particularly with someone who is the very stuff of legend. Even in his mid-forties, Sarsfield was legendary. By the time he died, he was already securely placed in the Irish Pantheon. Today, he is still up there with the greatest: Mindful of our great instructors, Sarsfield, Emmet, Davis, Tone, […]
Peter Tait A Limerick Entrepreneur
Clothing the Confederacy: Taits of Limerick Sir Peter Tait was born in Scotland in 1828, but moved to Limerick at a young age. In 1844 he obtained a job working as a shop assistant in the Cumine and Mitchell department store. However, when trade grew slow Tait lost his position, … Publish Date: 05/11/2010 19:16 […]
The old placenames provide a link with our past
Wasn’t it Shakespeare who asked: “What’s in a name?” Despite Shakespeare’s obvious doubts, there can be a lot in a name, especially a place name. I don’t know if people in other countries are as interested in place names as are the people of Ireland. Perhaps some of them are. The most obvious reason why […]
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