Friends and family recount a true Limerick Gael
Limerick man David (better known as Dáithí) Dwane, died in London earlier this year in his 103rd year. Dáithí was born into a strong...
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Limerick man David (better known as Dáithí) Dwane, died in London earlier this year in his 103rd year. Dáithí was born into a strong...
FUNDING for seven projects under the Heritage Council’s Community Heritage Grant Scheme will be issued in Limerick this year.
Limerick victim of Bloody Sunday omitted from history Reporter: '); '); THERE have been a number of local commemorations to honour the memory of Tom Hogan in Dromin graveyard but questions have been asked about how he is remembered nationally. Limerick GAA, political parties, historical societies and many more have paid their respects 100 years after Bloody Sunday. Mr Hogan was the only Limerickman to have died in the tragic events in Croke Park on November 21, 1920. From Tankardstown, Kilmallock, Mr Hogan only moved to Dublin earlier that year to work as a mechanic. The 19-year-old was ...