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Poet Martin Dyar to give reading in University of Limerick’s Millstream

February 14, 2018 By Leave a Comment

MEMBERS of the public and poetry enthusiasts are being offered the opportunity to hear one of the country’s most exciting poets give a reading at UL next week.Martin Dyar, from Co Mayo, is the 2018 Arts Council UL Writer in Residence and also an award-winning poet. His work is now on the Leaving … [Read More...]

Angela’s Ashes as Gaeilge for New York

November 1, 2011 By Joe Taylor 1 Comment

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 … [Read More...]

Discover the magic of Provence at L’Occitane en Provence

January 26, 2011 By Guest ZYxLA

Discover the magic of Provence at L’Occitane en Provence, 1 Thomas Street, Limerick L’Occitane beauty products are a true art de vivre devoted to your well-being. We bring … [Read More...]

Martins Coach Hire in Limerick expands bus fleet to meet growing demand

July 31, 2013 By Joe Taylor Leave a Comment

Martins Coache Hire in Limerick announced today that it has taken delivery of two new state-of-the-art coaches to add to it's current fleet of 25 coaches. The latest delivery brings the total investment in new buses for 2008 to around €600,000. The new vehicles will be immediately rolled out … [Read More...]

The Simon

September 26, 2010 By billymulqueen 3 Comments

A semi derlict 3 story house on the corner of Charlotte Quay ajoining a river in the old Irishtown was selected to be a "Simon Community". In the early 70s this was a movement with the aim of providing night shelter and food for homeless men. The house had about 10 rooms with bare timber … [Read More...]

Scrapping travel tax a boost for Shannon as Ryan Air plan to grow traffic from Irish Airports

October 19, 2013 By Joe Taylor Leave a Comment

Shannon Airport is expected to benefit from Ryanair's announcement that it plans to grow its traffic at its Irish airports by at least 1m passengers annually from April 2014. The airline says the move is a direct response to the Government’s announcement in yesterday’s budget that the €3 travel … [Read More...]

Meelick man’s 1916 journal sold at auction

November 10, 2014 By Joe Taylor Leave a Comment

A journal and autograph book that provides a unique insight into life and conditions at Frongoch prisoner of war camp, where an estimated 1,800 Irish participants of The Easter Rising were interned between June and December 1916, has been acquired at auction by Clare Museum. Belonging to IRA … [Read More...]

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