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Limerick – City of the Sieges

October 2, 2010 By Liam Irwin Leave a Comment

Limerick endured three major sieges during the seventeenth century. In each case they were part of vital military campaigns which would determine not just the fate of the city itself but of the entire country. It can also reasonably be argued that they had important implications for British and … [Read More...]

Nutritional Support for Arthritis

November 21, 2010 By Richard Rocker Leave a Comment

“Arthritis” is not a disease. It is the name or label given to a single symptom that can have a number of possible causes. “Arthr-“ means “joint” and “itis” means “inflammation.” When your doctor tells you that you have arthritis, all he is saying is that your joints are inflamed. He is not telling … [Read More...]

Limerick audience decides a trio’s fate: Choices have consequences in The Friday Night Effect

February 14, 2018 By Leave a Comment

ONE Friday night out, a perilous situation, and five choices to be made.That’s the premise behind a production by Sunday’s Child Theatre Company, called The Friday Night Effect, which is coming to the Belltable next week.The interactive play, by Clare native Eva O’Connor and Hildegarde Ryan, follows … [Read More...]

My Grandad…Plastered

September 26, 2010 By billymulqueen 1 Comment

My grandad, plastered all his life, though he never drank alcohol. He plastered walls and ceilings. And a master plasterer he was too. Bill Magner was his name, a tall thin bald man, and to my childhood eyes, always seemed to be stooped, as he rummaged his pipe bowl - which always seemed … [Read More...]

Munster players rugby gear goes on sale for charity

September 7, 2013 By Joe Taylor Leave a Comment

Munster rugby fans will be hoping to get their hands on some players’ gear at a charity event in the Limerick later today.streaming Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales movie Jerseys, socks, shorts, boots and hats will be sold and auctioned off at Peter Clohessy’s bar, Howley’s Quay from … [Read More...]

Limerick farmer makes €2.8m profit in land deal

June 29, 2013 By Joe Taylor Leave a Comment

“IT IS ACTUALLY unbelievable,” said the man who sold 4.75 acres in 2005 for €3 million and has just bought it back for €215,000. When contacted by the Limerick Leader, Vincent Campbell confirmed he sold and bought back the piece of land and house at Ballycummin, Raheen. It works out as a … [Read More...]

Sadness at death of Tom English, leader of famous Limerick theatre’s ‘golden era’

February 14, 2018 By Leave a Comment

THE MAN who led the “golden era” of Limerick theatre and cinema, Tom English, has passed away.The former manager of the famous Savoy Theatre in the city died peacefully at St John’s Hospital on Monday evening, aged 85.From County Limerick stock, he spent his childhood years in Butlerstown, Co … [Read More...]

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