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This free, historical tour in #Limerick is on tonight at 7pm.
Led by Limerick's foremost historian on the built heritage of Medieval Limerick.
Meeting in Johns Sq.
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My @Limerick_Leader column this week explores the little known story of Harold S. Mahony, the most recent Irish winner of the @Wimbledon Men’s Singles in 1896. His mother was from Pallaskenry, Co. #Limerick
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Fascinating guided tour this evening on the 850 year history of #Limerick City's oldest building, @stmaryslimerick led by the brilliant medieval historian, John Elliott & @ThomondH .
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Delighted my research on No.11 Parnell Sq East now features in Poetry Ireland’s & Irish Heritage Trust’s beautifully restored Dublin HQ. No.11 is one of the most important Georgian townhouses in Dublin.
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Only @LimerickCouncil would celebrate demolishing a traditional, 19th century, limestone railway bridge. The added music, voice over and smiling group photo at the end says everything about their treatment of built heritage. If it was scheduled to go, why the crass video?
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The IHSA is greatly saddened to learn of the passing of Dr Deirdre McMahon, one of the stalwarts of our association. Deirdre was instrumental in keeping the association going over the years. She will be sorely missed (arrangements to follow).
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Ballyneale House, Co. Limerick for sale for €725k. Sold in 2007 for €8m. In recent times it was offered for €2.5m. It seems that vacant possession is not possible. The house was owned by John Cox, a notorious middleman during the famine years. #Limerick
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Renaissance in #Limerick
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121 O Connell St. #Limerick.
1890's and today. The original building was demolished in the 1970s.
Photo courtesy NLI.
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Please join us for our final lecture of the year at the LPYMA at 8pm, Tuesday 2nd December. Randel Hodkinson and cáit ni cheallacháin will present their family archive film reels showing Limerick events from the 1930s through to the 1980s. Stay for a glass of wine after!
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What was life in Ireland like 100 years ago?
Find out: Census 1926 is coming.
The National Archives will make the entire census, comprising more than 700,000 individual household returns, freely available and searchable online from 18 April 2026.
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Join us tonight for the launch of Meath: The Irish Revolution, 1912-23 by Ciarán Wallace.
Historian, broadcaster and author @MylesDungan1 will launch the book in Solstice Arts Centre in County Meath at 7.30pm‼️
RSVP to [email protected]
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The same photo colourised. #Limerick
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Can we have a Catherine Hayes statue or mural in #Limerick? The Opera Square project is named for her, yet the city has never honoured her with a permanent monument. 2026 will mark 165 years since her death. @LimerickCouncil @limerick_2030 More info: dib.ie/biography/hayes-cathe…
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The Limerick Chapter of the IGS in association with Peter Carroll, head of architecture, school of architecture, University of Limerick are proud to arrange an event for Heritage Week 2025. If anyone attended Peter’s lecture last November, the tour will bring the slides to life!
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Very saddened to hear of the passing of my good friend, Dr Bríd McGrath: rip.ie/death-notice/dr-brid-…
May she rest in peace.

















































