Welcome to Limerick City Citizens
My name is Anthony Heaney and I am the creator of this wonderful group. Here we promote all that is good about Limerick.
Today in 1803..
Gerald Griffin was born.
Gerald was an Irish novelist, poet and playwright.
His novel The Collegians was the basis of Dion Boucicault's play The Colleen Bawn.
Gerald Griffin Street in Limerick City is named after him.
#Limerick#OTD
Hi @DanielButlerFG, I’m surprised to see you sitting on the O’Connell monument in its disgraceful condition, despite repeated requests by @RHODLIMERICK & others for it to be cleaned & maintained. If this wasn’t remedied during the your Council term, what hope for a mayoral term?
Today in 1960..
The last Commercial Barge, the 51M, makes its final journey on the "Grand Canal" to Limerick with a cargo of Guinness.
#Limerick#OTD#guinness#grandcanal#barge
We are very pleased to announce that our book chronicling the history of #Limerick pubs is complete & will be available to purchase on presale from Sunday. It’s packed full of unpublished photos from private collections. We researched over 1,000 pubs. All proceeds to @DSLimerick
Wet🌧️ and blustery🌬️ today.
Bands of rain, heavy at times☔️, will spread across the country, bringing the possibility of localised flooding.
The rain will begin to clear away from the south through the afternoon.
Highs🌡️ of 14 to 19°C.
More here⬇️
https://t.co/yEsIuCkWlq
Today in 1953..
Sale by Auction of "6 Acres Meadowing", to be Sold "On The Lands" in Garryowen, for Limerick Corporation, on Monday 13th July (1953).
Usual Commission of 5 per cent.
By Louis De Courcy Auctioneer, 7 Glentworth St & Clonlara.
#OTD#Limerick
Today in 1906..
"The Munster Connacht Exhibition 1906".
Souvenir of the Opening Day; Supplement to the "Limerick Chronicle" July 10th 1906. Includes a photo of the Directors and Officials.
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