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Ger Cusack
My name is Ger Cusack. I come from Prospect in Limerick City and I’ve been involved in music for most of my life.
I went to the Model School and sang in Mr. Silbourne’s class and due to him I sang solo on Radio Eireann. The programme was recorded at the Good Sheperd Convent and broadcast nationally read more...
Pirate Radio Dayys in Limerick
The working conditions in the early days of pirate radio during the 70s and 80s in Limerick were, to be honest, very basic in some stations.
I remember as a presenter in a certain Radio Station that is still broadcasting, but from a better location, being highly embarrassed by having to escort read more...
SOLDIERS Can't Dance played this year's Charity Week and were a massive success. Their brand of indie rock went down a storm among the UL populace. They are comprised of Luke Fitgerald on drums, Conor Cuffe on vocals and Guitar and James Kennedy on vocals and bass. An Focal caught up with them recently and asked for the low-down.
Talking about the bands beginnings, drummer Luke Fitzgerald explains. "It started with me and Conor. I put an ad up... read more
Mark O’Connor is no stranger to the stage having wielded his axe at maximum volume in Golf and many other bands and collectives but this time it is different as he will tread the boards for the first time in an acting role in CentreStage’s new studio production of Proof.
The Pulitzer Prize winning Proof, written by David read more...
A young John Frawley and Walter Stanley
Back in the golden days of pirate radio in the 70s & 80s, the people of limerick were truly blessed.
By switching on to Radio Lumni, you heard the best local radio programme, in some folk’s opinion, that there ever has been.
Around 7.30 am, you would hear the soft tones of read more...
