The Limerick Writers’ Centre in association with the Belltable and The Western Writers’ Centre presents: Identity And How We Define Ourselves.
This is a fundraising event in aid of The Limerick Writers’ Centre.
Part 1: More Lives Than One
The Remarkable Family of Oscar Wilde Through the Generations with Gerry Hanberry.
Part 2: ’Round The House – Irish Poetry in Three Languages’ – Music, Poetry and Performance with Fred Johnston, Shaun Leonard read more...
Sheila Fitzpatrick O’Donnell, from Shanagolden, Co. Limerick, was crowned the new All Ireland ‘Limerick’ Champion Tuesday night at the Limerick Writers’ Centre sponsored event in Foley’s Bar, Sarsfield Street, Limerick.
Sheila, originally from Limerick City, secured the crown after a two round contest in which she overcame stiff opposition from runner up Tom McCarthy and Joe Healy. She was presented with a plaque read more...
The Limerick Writers’ Centre Presents
An ‘On the Nail’ Special
The 2nd All Ireland ‘limericks’ Championship Tues. 1st Nov 2011 8.00pm Upstairs@Foleys Bar, Sarsfield St. Limerick
The championships will take the form of a two round contest (so bring at least two ‘limericks’) and the verse must strictly follow the ‘limerick’ formula, it must also be of the performers own construction. More info: read more...
Frank McCourt Documentary
A Three-part documentary on Frank McCourt and the legacy of his book, Angela’s Ashes, has been produced by ilovelimerick.com in association with the Limerick Leader.
The first part of the series follows Angela’s Ashes tour guide Mick O’Donnell around Limerick, stopping at notable points in the author’s life.
The series – A Tribute to Frank McCourt, The Angela’s Ashes Tour – has read more...
Come along to the Loft @ the Locke Bar, George’s Quay on Thursday, December 2nd at 8pm for a festive feast of fiction, poetry and a merry miscellany of all sorts of literary guff.
On the night we will be hosting the awards for the 2010 LWC Flash Fiction Slam, with the field narrowed down to just 10 stories. Audience members will read more...
Revival Literary Journal is calling for submissions from local, national and international poets and writers for the next issue (No.23) which will be published in Limerick, July 2012.
As well as poetry and short fiction, extracts (500 words) they now also require Review and Criticism pieces. They are also interested in receiving black and white images/line drawings for inclusion.
The deadline for submissions is: Issue 23 is the Fri read more...
LIMERICK's exhibition of visual art, eva, will return this month after a two year lay-off.
Now styled as eva International, curator Annie Fletcher has selected over 100 artists from 2,000 applicants to participate in the exhibition, entitled After the Future.
While Limerick City Gallery of Art will be the central location for the exhibition, sections of it will be scattered across the city, including the Belltable, LSAD, the Milk Market and even the tenth floor of the city's... read more
ANDY O’Gorman, who took part in a Limerick Writers’ Centre scriptwriting course in 2010, recently complimented LWC for encouraging him to pursue his dream.Andy’s first script, Dead Dog Bounce, was among 40 long-listed from hundreds of entries for the RTÉ Filmbase Short Script Awards.
Originally from Patrickswell, he did the LWC scriptwriting course with tutor, Eleanor McSherry, in late 2010.“The six read more...
A Gaelic version of Frank McCourt’s, Angela’s Ashes, is to be launched in New York.
The Irish language publication of the Pulitzer Prize winning memoir will be launched at the Irish Consulate, at 5:30-7:30p.m., on 15th November, as part of Imagine Ireland, Culture Ireland’s year of Irish arts in America.
Angela’s Ashes has sold millions of copies and been translated into over 25 languages. However, read more...
PJ Taylor at the launch of his second book
The long-awaited follow up, to Between The Three Bridges a memoir by PJ Taylor about life on Upper Carey’s Road, was unveiled on Friday December 4th at Punche’s Hotel.
The new book is titled: “Who’s Sorry Now” and continues the chronicle from 1962 to 1969 after his family moved from Carey’s Road to Garryowen and is read more...