TERRY WOGAN

When Limerick City and County Council unveiled a life-sized bronze memorial to Sir Terry Wogan at Harvey’s Quay in June 2017, the goal was to celebrate the city’s most famous broadcasting son. Crafted by sculptor Rory Breslin at a public cost of €58,500, the statue depicts Wogan seated with microphone and notes in hand—a nod to his decades at the pinnacle of British and Irish airwaves.

THE TERRY WOGAN MEMORIAL

A MIXED REACTION FOR THE LIMERICK TRIBUTE TO SIR TERRY WOGAN [PHOTOGRAPHED 18 MAY 2018]-273304
A MIXED REACTION FOR THE LIMERICK TRIBUTE TO SIR TERRY WOGAN [PHOTOGRAPHED 18 MAY 2018]-273305
A MIXED REACTION FOR THE LIMERICK TRIBUTE TO SIR TERRY WOGAN [PHOTOGRAPHED 18 MAY 2018]-273306
A MIXED REACTION FOR THE LIMERICK TRIBUTE TO SIR TERRY WOGAN [PHOTOGRAPHED 18 MAY 2018]-273307
A MIXED REACTION FOR THE LIMERICK TRIBUTE TO SIR TERRY WOGAN [PHOTOGRAPHED 18 MAY 2018]-273308
A MIXED REACTION FOR THE LIMERICK TRIBUTE TO SIR TERRY WOGAN [PHOTOGRAPHED 18 MAY 2018]-273309