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Limerick’s First Ground Mural Transforms Honan’s Quay into Vibrant Urban Canvas

By Ryan Harmon
Draw Out is excited to announce the completion of a stunning ground mural, with the ambitious project has been developed on Honan’s Quay riverfront by local artist collective Draw Out alongside their partners, Limerick City and County Council and University of Limerick. The now ‘landmark’ site of Honan’s Quay and the surrounds of University of […]
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New Radar Counters Begin Looking at Traffic and Pedestrian Activity Across Limerick

By Ryan Harmon
A series of mobility radar counters are to be installed at locations across Limerick, both where Active Travel schemes are proposed to be constructed and where they are completed, to compare mobility levels before and after the delivery of projects. The initiative is being implemented to ensure the Active Travel team at Limerick City and County Council […]
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Three Limerick Groups Selected to Compete in the Pride of Place 2023 Competition

By Ryan Harmon
Limerick community groups, CareBright, Killeedy Community Projects and Southill HUB have been entered in the following categories for this year’s IRB Pride of Place awards 2023.   Community Wellbeing Initiative – CareBright , Bruff Population <500 – Killeedy Community Projects Urban Neighbourhoods/ Villages <3000 – Southill HUB The IPB Pride of Place 2023
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Official Opening of N24 Beary’s Cross Road Improvement Scheme in Limerick

By Ryan Harmon
The completed N24 Beary’s Cross Road Improvement Scheme has been officially opened by Mayor of the City and County of Limerick, Councillor Francis Foley. The scheme addresses deficiencies identified with the original junction between the N24 Tipperary Road and R513 to Caherconlish. Records from the RSA and TII outlined that two fatal collisions occurred in […]
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Mid-West to Double as 1940’s Germany for Feature Film

By Ryan Harmon
Locations throughout the Mid-West will be transformed into 1940’s Germany this month, for the filming of a major feature film set during World War II. God’s Spy, the true story a German theologian and pastor who stood up to the Nazis, is currently being filmed in the region and is directed by Todd Komarnicki, a prolific screenwriter, producer and novelist. […]