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LIMERICK City and County Council's arts officer has teased plans for a new mural in the urban area. In a written response to a question from Fianna Fail council...

Limerick's Live 95 Search By Live95 News Team via Getty Images Limerick City and County Council is encouraging people to discover their city with three new cultural trails this May Bank Holiday. These have been created in place of Riverfest, which is not possible this year due to Covid-19. Instead the Council in partnership with Draw Out, Ormston House and OpenHouse Limerick have created three distinct cultural trails to enjoy this weekend and throughout the summer. The cultural trails celebrate Limerick's Street Art, Wo...

A 10 year old Limerick boy with Down Syndrome has weighed in on the Forbes article controversy.

Limerick’s Dodo immortalised in ‘epic’ street mural Reporter: ');  '); ONE of Limerick’s most colourful and memorable characters has been immortalised in a giant street mural unveiled in the heart of the city. Legendary Limerick lady, Dodo Reddan, real name Hanora Quirke, was renowned for her two passions in life, her great love of dogs and rugby. Limerick City and County Council has funded the mural which is located at Sráid an Ceoil behind St John’s Pavilion in the city centre and collaborated with Draw Out to bring to life the tribute to one of Limerick’s most recognisable p...

Limerick's Live 95 Search By Amanda Flannery (via Draw Out) One of Limerick’s most memorable characters has been celebrated in a giant street mural unveiled in the heart of her hometown today. Legendary Limerick lady, Dodo Reddan (1922-1995), real name Hanora Quirke, was known by many for her two main passions in life - her love of dogs and rugby.  Now, Limerick City and County Council have funded a collaborated with Draw Out to bring to life a special tribute mural to one of Limerick's "most recognisable people." Dodo...