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Tanya Nunan Memorial Plaque At Mount St Lawrence Cemetery

Tanya Nunan Memorial Plaque At Mount St Lawrence Cemetery

William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Saturday, 17th October

Testing My Leica Q3 Before I Travel To Limerick Tomorrow 12 October 2026

Testing My Leica Q3 Before I Travel To Limerick Tomorrow 12 October 2026

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I Finally Located Corbally Baths In July 2025

I Finally Located Corbally Baths In July 2025

In July 2025, I set out to document the site once and for all. Basing myself at the Absolute Hotel, I planned a methodical walking route north towards Athlunkard Bridge, intending to trace the south-eastern bank of the Shannon along the mil…

By William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer — 21st October, 2026
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Searching For The Corbally Baths Along The Wrong Side Of The Shannon

A rainy July search along the River Shannon for the derelict Corbally open-air baths in Limerick, uncovering the hidden Red Path, old toll booths, and fading local memory.

By William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer — 21st October, 2026
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The Attractive Metal Bridge On The Corbally Red Path

The Attractive Metal Bridge On The Corbally Red Path

Discover the hidden crossings of Limerick, from the faded red footbridge at Corbally Baths and the historic Guinness Bridge to Plassey’s derelict Black Bridge

By William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer — 21st October, 2026