A lovely looking pint of Treaty City Harris Pale Ale. Seems half of it was drank between the button being pressed and the picture being taken. Smiley face emoji.
Walking is thirsty work. At least that's my excuse!
Is it too easy for Guess The Pub?
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Very cool to see the 1st of the #Treatycity DC FCPs as part of Limerick CC EV strategy. There are 13 sites across City and County to come, but very cool to see these start to go in properly!
It's a #Limerick thing. #TreatyCity #Speirgorm
We installed these bee boxes through our work #GreenTeamNetwork at #LoughGur a few years ago. Absolutely amazing to see them with life a few of years later and for most to be like this!
We were in Curraghchase yesterday, it’s been a weekend of #ShinrinYoku aka #ForestBathing
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A stoney road with grass either side with mountains and rivers/sea in the middle and background, with cloudy rain filled skys
A sheep standing in some grass
Rain falling on mountains in the background, with a river in between two sides of green fields
A breezy welcome to Donegal trip 2025. Sun peaking through, but lots of wind and rain.
343kms from #TreatyCity to #WestDonegal and time to chill. Watching the rain come over the mountains is soul cleansing, so let it rain!!
Bathroom mirror selfie of me in a blue T-shirt with a floral design and orange fake-leather shorts
The Limerick Pride parade on O'Connell Street under a clear blue sky, with one bird in flight.
My buddy Nell bridal-carries me! She's grimacing but she's doing it
merry pridemas #TreatyCity
My latest Limerick Post article about a daring prison break in 1830.
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www.limerickpost.ie/2025/06/29/n...
My nails with nail art: a white base with pastel red, blue, and green polka dots.
She also bankrolled my new NAILS – I got these done at Odd on Thomas Street in Limerick, by Anastasiia. loving them. so fun to get funky and silly with it! #TreatyCity
Thunder & lightning in the #treatycity There are worse things to be awake for than this.
It’s very small and far away mind you, but still getting the usual fanfare.
Wish I could make it – hope ye have a great time! #TreatyCity
Looking forward to it! #TreatyCity
Heads up on a great concert! #TreatyCity
Hup! #TreatyCity
Now appears the the boil-water notice is in affect for the whole of #LimerickCity #TreatyCity
We’re in Raheen and it’s not listed on anything yet, but when you check it’s there to follow the steps as outlined to keep you safe!
Due to possible inadequate disinfection (Chlorine Dosing) at the plant and leaving the Newcastle reservoir, the drinking water quality entering parts of Limerick City & Environs Public Water Supply has been affected As a result, and following consultation with the Health Service Executive, Uisce Éireann are issuing a Boil Water Notice with immediate effect to protect the health of consumers This notice applies only to consumers supplied by the Limerick City & Environs in the Areas outlined below: Limerick City: Corbally, Mill Road, Moyross, Long Pavement County Clare: Westbury, Parteen, Larkins Cross, Ardnacrusha, Shannon Banks
Water Boil Notice warning for multiple Limerick city areas via @shanehickeyomara.bsky.social's Instagram
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This exhibition is gonna be great. I'll be out of town, but I hope ye all have a fab time at the preview next Saturday! #TreatyCity
Episode 2 of the Limerick's Life podcast "Tackies in a Russian Court" is available now.
You can listen to it here shows.acast.com/limericks-li..., on our youtube channel, or wherever you get your podcast
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On the 21 November 1813 a house in May’s Lane, Thomondgate blew up, as the occupants were trying to dry gunpowder in an iron pot over an open fire.
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Forecourt on petrol station with two vehicles. All covered in colourful stripes
Remember when we had a striped petrol station in Limerick
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What is the most important part of any St Patrick's Day Parade... why the sexy sheep of course!!!
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List of dates and weights for the bells of St Mary's Cathedral Limerick City
The bells of St Mary's Cathedral plaque inside the building.
As with everything in Limerick, the bells come with a legend limerickslife.com/bells-of-st-...
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Three 1950s styled cars facing river. Houses on opposite side of the river and bridge in distance.
Checking out the view a long long time before Arthur's Quay Park was built.
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Old hand painted photograph showing cricket teams in play
Limerick's own Montiford Westropp Gavin was on the Irish Cricket Team for this Ireland v Philadelphia in USA 1892
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Margaretta Eagar sanding behind park bench with the four young Grand Duchesses sitting
Margaretta Eagar (1864–1936) the daughter of the governor of Limerick County Gaol. In 1899, she became the governess to Tsar Nicholas II of Russia's daughters. Her influence was such that the Grand Duchesses developed slight Limerick accents
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Stone plaque with text. Denis M Leonard 1947-2009. On February 23rd 2011, this tree was planted by Limerick Civic Trust in memory of our inspirational founder member and director Denis M Leonard. The tree is planted near the restored Russell fountain, a project of which Denis was particularly proud
Today's plaque was recently reinstalled in the People's Park. It is dedicated to Denis Leonard founding member of Limerick Civic Trust, a legend in Limerick heritage
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The Unthank Crypt The Unthank were a prominent Quaker Family who moved to Limerick from Norfolk, England in the early 18th century. The Crypt was restored through an environmental project by Limerick City Council, Limerick Civic Trust and FÁS during the mayoralty of Cllr Ger Fahy in 2007
Today's plaque is inserted into the external boundary wall of St John's Graveyard
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Metal plaque with text. Cleeves milk factory. Originally built by John Norris Russell as a flax spinning and weaving mill. It was later taken over in 1889 by the Cleeve family for use as a condensed milk factory, once the largest in the country. Cleeves also operated a toffee factory at Charlotte's Quay. The chimney stack was originally 150 feet high (46.7m), reduced by 30 feet (9.2m) in recent years.
Today's plaque has seen better days, transcriptionin alt text. It is in front of the old Cleeve's factory, O'Callaghan Strand
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Stone plaque in stone wall with text. Public Walk to the Kings Island Embankment executed under the directions of the Corporation of Limerick and the Commissioners of her Magestys woods and forest _ Completed in October 1848_ Michael Boyan civil engineer Michael Quin Mayor of Limerick
You already know that I love a good plaque. You could almost miss this one off Thomond Bridge. I do love her "Magesty" 🤭
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Met with someone earlier who had recently watched my Rediscovering Limerick videos from 11 years ago now. I've gained some pounds and greys since then 😆
Here is one of them #speirgorm #treatycity
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Dublin open top tram with advertisements including one that reads Denny's Limerick bacon and Hams
The Limerick bacon industry was once massive. You can read about it in Ruth Guiry's book Pigtown, released by the Limerick Archives and available digitally here www.limerick.ie/discover/exp...
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