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Home Limerick #RIVERFEST: Messing about on the River

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#RIVERFEST: Messing about on the River

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Riverfest 9 — Watching from the water as the LÉ James Joyce arrives into Limerick Docks on Friday evening. Photo: Arthur Ellis

Daniel Hogan from Adare, gets some help from his mum Karen to get a look at the Gyro on the bridge of the LE James Joyce. Photo: Arthur Ellis.

The Irish Naval Vessel LÉ James Joyce making its way into Limerick Docks on Friday evening. Photo: Arthur Ellis

Pat Lawless has his sail signed by his sister Helen Stritch in Limerick Docks on Saturday. Photo: Arthur Ellis.

Lily, Charlie, Ollie and Alex Flanneryenjoying the view from the LE James Joyce. Photo: Arthur Ellis.

Babies on Board… Shannon Keane with her nephew Brian from St Marys Park Limerick wait quayside at the LE James Joyce. Photo: Arthur Ellis.

Cait McKeown with Jonathon Kearney and two-year-old Sullivan on the bridge of the LE James Joyce. Photo: Arthur Ellis.

Limerick sailor Pat Lawless raises his sails as the LÉ James Joyce arrives at Limerick Docks on Friday evening. Photo: Arthur Ellis

LÉ James Joyce arriving at Limerick Docks on Friday evening. Photo: Arthur Ellis

Limeerick sailor Pat Lawless follows the LÉ James Joyce into Limerick Docks on Friday evening. Photo: Arthur Ellis

Irish Navy ship the LÉ James Joyce arriving at Limerick Docks for last year’s Riverfest

Padraic Kelly and Pat Keating following the LÉ James Joyce into Limerick Docks. Photo: Arthur Ellis

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