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2015 VISIT TO LIMERICKIn 2015, Limerick City was undergoing a significant transformation as part of its 2030 economic and spatial plan.
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AL KINDS OF EVERYTHINGYou may notice a dog in some of my photographs. The dog's owner told me that her pet likes to explore this shop every day, sometimes selecting a toy, but he's…
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BLACK BRIDGEThe Black Bridge at Plassey, a historic landmark spanning the River Shannon, has a story marked by both grandeur and decline. 
BRIDGES OF LIMERICKLimerick, a city shaped by the majestic River Shannon, boasts a rich tapestry of bridges, each with its unique story and architectural charm. Let's embark on a…
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DOCKERS MONUMENTThe Dockers’ Sculpture in Limerick, also known as the Dockers’ Monument, is a significant piece of public art that pays tribute to the dock labourers of the…
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EXAMPLES OF PUBLIC ART IN…Limerick City, located in Ireland, is a vibrant hub for public art. The city is home to a variety of public art forms, including sculptures, statues, monuments,…
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JASMINE PALACEJasmine Palace, an iconic establishment in Limerick's culinary scene, has captivated diners for decades with its unique blend of Cantonese cuisine, vibrant…
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OLD GRAVEYARDWhile researching the church, I encountered numerous inaccurate accounts regarding the churchyard's occupants. It's important to clarify that some of the… 
OLD GRAVEYARDWhile researching the church, I encountered numerous inaccurate accounts regarding the churchyard's occupants. It's important to clarify that some of the… 
ORIGINALLY A SCHOOLThe red brick building on 28 St. John's Street in Limerick was the former Reverend Brother J.P. Welsh Memorial Schools.
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POISED PORTALEileen MacDonagh, born in Geevagh, County Sligo in 1956, has been working as a sculptor since the 1980s. She is known for her large-scale sculptures, mainly… 
PUBLIC ART ON THE UNIVERSITY…The University of Limerick has an active and thriving cultural life. This is reflected by its policy to promote, develop and support the arts. PUBLIC ART ON THE UNIVERSITY…The University of Limerick has an active and thriving cultural life. This is reflected by its policy to promote, develop and support the arts. 
PUBS AND RESTAURANTSThe restaurant and pub scene in Limerick is currently experiencing a period of dynamism and change, marked by both challenges and opportunities.
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REALLY BIG FLAGPOLESThe flagpoles themselves are impressive structures, towering over 20 meters high and made of galvanized steel REALLY BIG FLAGPOLESThe flagpoles themselves are impressive structures, towering over 20 meters high and made of galvanized steel 
RELIGION IN LIMERICKThroughout the 1900s, the Catholic Church exerted considerable influence in Limerick. It played a central role in education, healthcare, and social services,… RUSSELL FAMILY MAUSOLEUMThe Russell family, with roots in the Anglo-Norman conquest, has a rich history in Ireland. John Norris Russell, a merchant who also became a ship-owner and… RUSSELL FAMILY MAUSOLEUMThe Russell family, with roots in the Anglo-Norman conquest, has a rich history in Ireland. John Norris Russell, a merchant who also became a ship-owner and…
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SAINT JOHN'S CHURCHIn Limerick, when referring to St. John, the common understanding is that it refers to St. John the Baptist. SAINT JOHN'S CHURCHIn Limerick, when referring to St. John, the common understanding is that it refers to St. John the Baptist 
SYLVESTER O'HALLORAN FOOTBRIDGEThe Sylvester O'Halloran Footbridge, spanning the Abbey River in Limerick, Ireland, is more than just a pedestrian walkway. It's a tribute to a remarkable man,…
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THE JOYNT FAMILYWilliam Lane Joynt (1825-1895) was a prominent figure in Limerick, serving as mayor of the city in 1851 and 1866. He was also a member of parliament for… 
THE JOYNT FAMILYWilliam Lane Joynt (1825-1895) was a prominent figure in Limerick, serving as mayor of the city in 1851 and 1866. He was also a member of parliament for… 
THE OLD CHURCHYARDA churchyard is a piece of land that is attached to or surrounds a church. It is usually owned by the church or local parish. 
THE OLD CHURCHYARDA churchyard is a piece of land that is attached to or surrounds a church. It is usually owned by the church or local parish. TRACES OF FIRE"Traces of Fire" (2004) was a collaborative art project by Volkmar Klien and Ed Lear, exploring the social dynamics and urban cartography of Limerick city.
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UNTHANK FAMILYThe name Unthank is of English origin and is derived from the Old English words "unþanc" or "unþances," meaning "without leave" or "against one's will." This… 
UNTHANK FAMILYThe name Unthank is of English origin and is derived from the Old English words "unþanc" or "unþances," meaning "without leave" or "against one's will." This…
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