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Susan Roundtree, speaking this evening to the Limerick chapter on the history of brick making in Ireland and most especially in Limerick and Clare. We so often take Limerick’s “brickiness” for granted, it was a delight and education to learn more about their manufacture.

Really looking forward to my lecture for Thomond Archaeological & Historical Society on Monday, 20 January. Lecture title: ‘From Skip to Attic to Academic Research: The R.D. O'Brien Collection, c.1710-1920.’ Venue: T1-16, Tara Building Mary Immaculate College (MIC) All are welcome to attend. #Limerick Please share.

THAT'S better. Adding height AND making London more gorgeous & interesting. Bravo to our friend Francis Terry & Finchatton for improving London. No rules of economics or physics stops us making our streets more lovely - only modish malevolence & the curious concept of

200 years of untouched Limerick history at No.3 Pery Street. #Limerick, 1826. Originally 4 storys over basement, the top floor was removed in the 1960s. Recently sold, hopefully the new owners will respect the historic fabric and attractive patina of this rare untouched beauty.

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Dr John Logan in full flight , during last (k)night’s lecture

The City: Knight of Glin lecturer Series: Limerick Unbuilt: ambition and failure, 1760-2000. Engaging and insightful presentation from Limerick's treasure John Logan, in one of the most beautiful wooden halls in the city @LPYMA #limerick Irish Georgian Society James McCormick

Donough Cahill, CEO of the Irish Georgian Society, speaking in Limerick’s Hunt museum this afternoon on Georgian Dublin. Donough has recently been appointed to the board of the Hunt museum. An excellent appointment!

This really matters. The impact is measurable! Rubbish halves how pleasant people find our high streets. Our Deltapoll survey shows when rubbish is present on a high street, its "pleasantness score" drops from 8/10 (left) to just 4/10 (right)....

These are the very last copies of the Limerick Pub Book. On sale today in the Strand Hotel (Shannon Suite). Come along and pick up your copy!

An epic day in Offaly with the Limerick Chapter of the IGS. One of our most enjoyable day-trips. Thanks to Elaine & Steven Nevin, Brian Kennedy & Lord & Lady Rosse