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Ronan Behan from Kildimo gets up close and personal with the Irish wolfhounds that were re-introduced to Bunratty Folk Park last year. Photo: Sean Curtin

No plans for Bunratty theme park

Limerick Educate Together students Carrie Carroll and Jack Flanagan with Castle entertainer Chris Rowley; Shannon Heritage managing director Niall O’Callaghan; School Principal Eoin Shinners and Castle entertainer Triona Walsh at the launch of the junior cycle project.

History continues to be made at Bunratty

Book and eyeglasses with copy space - soft vintage filter

Poetry competition in honour of Limerick poet

WATCH: University of Limerick submarine robot investigates historical WW1 ship wrecks

The Abbey Fishermen

The Light and Firework Show at King Johns Castle, Limerick on Sunday night. Pic. Brian Arthur

Begining of Limerick’s St Patrick’s Festival to light up the city

The fifth Foynes Air Show brought thousands of spectators to the west Limerick village this Saturday to witness awe-inspiring and daredevil acts by 23 of the worlds most iconic and celebrated aircraft. One of the largest annual events along the Wild Atlantic Way, the Foynes Air Show is estimated to be worth more than €750,000 to the local economy, and forms part of the IAA’s #AviationIreland weekend, along with the Bray Air Display in Co. Wicklow. The sun came out just in time for this year’s show as the supersonic attack aircraft the Saab Viggen also know as Thunderbolt opened the air show when it shot across the sky to the delight to the crowd below. Pic Sean Curtin True Media

Lack of sponsorship sees hugely successful Foynes Air Show cancelled

Mayor James Collins and Nicky Woulfe with Cranberries memorabilia marking the first anniversary of Dolores O’Riordan’s death last week. Photo: Brendan Gleeson

Limerick Council in the frame for €33,000 spend on music memorabilia

Watch: The Cranberries conferred with Honorary Doctorates from University of Limerick

Members of the St John's Ambulance Corps outside their headquarters in Dublin during the First World War. Photo courtesy Pdraig Allen

Hidden heroes of World War 1

Heritage Minister Josepha Madigan with Rose Cleary and Kate Harrold at the Lough Gur Heritage Centre. Photo: Keith Wiseman

Major investment needed to unlock Lough Gur’s potential

Limerick Museum Curator Dr Matthew Potter. Photo Shauna Kennedy

Limerick City Museum makes its own piece of history

Luftwaffe dagger gets Paul into national treasures book

When Limerick Quakers tried to convert the Pope

18 Limerick Civic Trust handing important papers to the Glucksman Library, University of Limerick by Edmund Earl of Limerick received by Dr Des Fitzgerald, President of the University of Limerick. Pictured is Tony Cahill, retired Professor from University of Limerick. Picture: Keith Wiseman

Newly discovered papers shed light on Limerick during Tudor times

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