Limerick opens its door to Heritage week
MEMBERS of the public are being encouraged to open the door to heritage this week as events take place across Limerick as part of Heritage W...
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MEMBERS of the public are being encouraged to open the door to heritage this week as events take place across Limerick as part of Heritage W...
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Network Limerick businesswomen award winners revealed Reporter: nick@limerickleader.ie Lynda Sheehan, Rockbarton garden centre and winner of both the Power Within champion award and the solo businesswoman of the year award '); FIVE Limerick businesswomen have been honoured at a special virtual awards ceremony this week. The annual Network Ireland Limerick businesswoman of the year awards saw Lynda Sheehan of Rockbarton Garden Centre win both a category award – best solo businesswoman – and the overall Power Within champion prize. Chloe Markham, Chloe Markham Stylist, won the creative pr...
Women in the Creative Arts to take centre stage at LIT’s International Women’s Day flagship event Reporter: news@limerickleader.ie Nicola Long took part in the Creative Europe Wom@rt’s project led by Limerick School of Art & Design and her work will feature as part of Conversations on Creativity during Covid '); '); WOMEN in the creative arts will lead LIT’s International Women’s Day discussion on resilience, support, building confidence and ensuring parity of pay and recognition for female creatives this coming Monday. The lunchtime webinar, Conversations on Creativity durin...
Women in the creative arts will lead LIT’s International Women’s Day discussion on resilience, support, building confidence and ensuring parity of pay and recognition for female creatives this Monday, March 8th, 2021. The lunchtime webinar “Conversations on Creativity during Covid” will also look at how female creatives, from some of the industry’s most severely affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, worked and supported each other through a year of challenges and limitations. The free, public event, will include an opening address from the Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltach...