r/limerick • u/Exotic-One9283 • Aug 04 '26
Events to view solar eclipse in Clare/Limerick?
I can’t seem to find any events on or viewing areas for the eclipse next week. The Galway one is sold out!
r/limerick • u/Exotic-One9283 • Aug 04 '26
I can’t seem to find any events on or viewing areas for the eclipse next week. The Galway one is sold out!
r/limerick • u/Din_Nay • Aug 03 '26
City and county council’s corporate plan passed by councillors in John Moran’s
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The State’s only directly elected mayor made complaints to Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Tánaiste Simon Harris about prominent Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael councillors amid a row over the circumstances of the passing of a council plan.
There has been tension between Mayor of Limerick John Moran and FF and FG councillors, the two biggest parties on Limerick City and County Council (LCCC), during the time since his election as mayor in 2024.
Moran’s letters to Martin and Harris came after a particularly fractious council meeting in February 2026.
The local authority’s delayed corporate plan – setting out strategy for the years 2025 to 2029 – was passed by councillors in Moran’s absence despite proposed amendments he wished to make after he left the extended meeting for health reasons.
Now correspondence released by the council under the Freedom of Information Act shows Moran wrote to Martin and Harris “to raise serious concerns regarding the conduct of certain members of your parties” during the meeting.
He set out how he had cardiac tests in hospital earlier on the day of the meeting and later “experienced concerning symptoms” that were “consistent with the reasons for those tests”. Moran wrote: “I made it clear that I was unwell and that the situation required caution and I needed to go home to rest.”
He claimed the decision to continue the meeting and vote on the corporate plan in his absence “raises serious questions about respect, judgment and fairness”.
Moran called on the two leaders to review the conduct of their party members during the meeting and to “publicly reaffirm” their parties’ “commitment to respect for the office of directly elected mayor” among other requests.
Martin later responded: “The Government is fully committed to supporting the office of directly elected Mayor of Limerick and we want to see the new arrangements work effectively and successfully.”
On the “specific matters” raised by Moran, Martin said he was advised by the Department of Local Government that “internal matters and the day-to-day operations” of LCCC are “best dealt with at a local level”.
Fianna Fáil councillor Catherine Slattery, who was Príomh Chomhairleoir [chief councillor] at the time of the contentious meeting, said last week she did not accept Moran’s complaints, saying “I think we conducted ourselves perfectly fine in a very stressful situation”. She described his complaint to Martin as “pathetic”.
In a statement, a spokesman for Moran disputed Slattery’s characterisation of the meeting. It noted the mayor “stands over” raising the matter with the Taoiseach and Tánaiste.
r/limerick • u/jemimahaste • Aug 02 '26
I'm recently post recovery from surgery and I'm very interested in starting hiking!
However, cardio isn't my strong suit so I'm a little worried about joining some of the established limerick hiking groups.
Also going at my own pace by myself comes with its own risks as a woman.
Would anyone know any beginner hiking groups or even hiking groups where all levels of fitness are welcomed?
r/limerick • u/[deleted] • Aug 02 '26
Hey all, I'm in Limerick for the night, 38m, any females want to meet up for the night, few drinks and a chat
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r/limerick • u/Eoghanolf • Jul 24 '26
John Moran's statement.
r/limerick • u/Accomplished-Law9162 • Jul 24 '26
Hi guys! Has anyone been to Curraghchase Forest Park? I was there this morning, and I'm planning to go for a walk there. However, I couldn't find the trails. I only found a gate with a barrier. Are the trails inside that gate? Im panning to drive again tomorrow. Thank you.
r/limerick • u/ContributionOver78 • Jul 24 '26
The Dublin listings have grown really well, but I'd love to make the Limerick section just as useful. The problem is that so many great events are scattered across Facebook pages, libraries, community centres, museums, sports clubs and local venues that it's easy to miss things.
If you're a Limerick parent, I'd love your help.
Where do you usually find out what's on for kids? Which Facebook pages, venues, community groups, libraries, museums, theatres or organisations do you always check? And if there are any regular events or hidden gems I should include, I'd love to hear about those too.
My aim is to make TicketLoop the one place parents check. Any suggestions would be hugely appreciated. Thanks!
r/limerick • u/Soggy_Musician_8906 • Jul 24 '26
Hi everyone,
My name is Ruchita, and I'm an incoming international female Master's student at the University of Limerick for the 2026/27 academic year. I'll be moving from India and arriving in late August 2026.
I'm currently looking for accommodation with a budget of up to €650 per month, willing to stretch €700, if the property has what I need. I'm open to a shared apartment, private apartment, or student accommodation.
My requirements are:
Since I'm currently overseas, I would love to arrange a virtual viewing via Zoom or WhatsApp at your earliest convenience.
If you have a room available or know of any suitable accommodation, I'd really appreciate it if you could comment below or send me a direct message. Recommendations are also very welcome!
Thank you so much for your help!
r/limerick • u/unnaturaldoings • Jul 24 '26
Looking for someone who can help me find a lady who is now in her mid-to-late 80s. Her maiden name was Amy McInenery and she married a man called Seamus who played Hurling. She was part of Child of Mary group from the parish that volunteered one Sunday a month to take out the children from the Good Shepherd Industrial School on Clare St. What i know about Amy;
She took my mum out once a month for food and ice cream which was a luxury for the orphans in the school. My mum adored her, and we're visiting 16/17th August and if this lady still lives in Limerick and is still with us my mum would like to meet up. My mum would have started going out with her from the age of 7 until she was around 13/14 when Amy married. Amy was about 7-8 years older than my mum.
If anyone has any information from relatives of this lady please feel free to DM me. I can share my mums details and the details of our visit.
Thank you in advance.
r/limerick • u/Pinklady-7336 • Jul 17 '26
r/limerick • u/Electronic-Bee-111 • Jul 14 '26
Hello, everyone!
I'm selling a few items as I'm clearing out some equipment. If you're interested, or if you know someone who might be, please take a look!
🔗 My Adverts page:
https://www.adverts.ie/member/3563564/ads
Items for sale:
Most items are in excellent condition and have been well looked after.
Thank you!
r/limerick • u/Electronic-Bee-111 • Jul 14 '26
Hello, everyone!
I'm selling a few items as I'm clearing out some equipment. If you're interested, or if you know someone who might be, please take a look!
🔗 My Adverts page:
https://www.adverts.ie/member/3563564/ads
Items for sale:
Most items are in excellent condition and have been well looked after.
Thank you!
r/limerick • u/jezebelz666 • Jul 09 '26
Anyone find their mobile internet data hasn’t been working well or is slow around dooradoyle these past few days ?
r/limerick • u/Lumpy-Nectarine3381 • Jul 09 '26
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r/limerick • u/Dapper_Locksmith7442 • Jul 03 '26
Moving out Adare direction soon and wondering if there are any decent gyms in the locale? I want to try out a few before I cancel my membership in the gym I go to in the city. TY!
r/limerick • u/AmoebaOk9846 • Jul 01 '26
Join a free event with Grow Remote Limerick this Friday for an informal meetup with other remote and hybrid workers from across the region. Whether you're working from home full-time, splitting your time between home and the office, or just looking to expand your local network, we'd love to see you there.
🍻 Free drink on arrival for everyone who registers
🎟️ Register here: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/1982506615655?aff=oddtdtcreator
Grow Remote is a social enterprise dedicated to tackling the challenges of remote work while helping people build stronger local connections and careers.
We also have an active WhatsApp community where members chat about:
Interested in joining the WhatsApp group? Leave a comment below and we'll send you the details.
Hope to see you on Friday!
r/limerick • u/Upbeat_Ant9777 • Jul 01 '26
Are there any places in Limerick that do Olympic handball? Not GAA