Limerick St. Patrick’s Festival 2025 created a fun atmosphere across Limerick over the Bank Holiday weekend.
There were smiles and cheers all around as the Limerick City St. Patrick’s Day Parade lived up to the theme of this year’s Limerick St. Patrick’s Festival - ‘A More Fun Limerick.’
The Doherty High School Spartan Legion Marching Band from Colorado struck a winning note at the 53rd International Band Championship claiming the Overall Parade Champions prize in Limerick City this Sunday.
In celebration of National Tree Week, Limerick City and County Council announces its ambitious plan to plant 2000 trees this year with the help of Limerick communities, as part of its overall planting programme.
Limerick City and County Council is delighted to announce the allocation of over €1.4 million for the refurbishment and renovation of 19 community centres throughout the county.
Get that Friday feeling as the Limerick St. Patrick's Festival 2025 is ready to take over the streets of Limerick this Bank Holiday weekend, promising an unforgettable celebration.
Limerick City and County Council advise that the Bloodmill Road Extension is opening to the public today, Friday, 14th March 2025 following the completion of this major infrastructure project.
Mayor of Limerick John Moran has revealed the preliminary spending allocations for his 2025 Mayoral Fund. As a once off gesture by central government, reflecting that the establishment of the new office took place in mid-2024, the allocation announcements include spending from 2024 and carryover of unspent 2024 monies to be spent in 2025.
Limerick City and County Council is delighted to invite you to the launch of the Foynes and Newcastle West Architectural Conservation Area Wonder Wander Walking Trails on March 25th 2025.
It’s time to get planning for Limerick St. Patrick’s Festival 2025 as Limerick City and County Council invites you to enjoy a weekend filled with culture, creativity, and community.
Limerick City and County Council today welcomes the significant investment of funding for Greenways and National Roads Active Travel infrastructure through Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) in 2025. The total investment in Limerick projects will amount to €1,150,000, as part of a broader national effort with a total of €67 million allocated for Greenways across Ireland in 2025.
Twenty-four-year-old UL Graduate Olivia Humphreys has been named Limerick Person of the Year 2024 at a ceremony in the Clayton Hotel in Limerick today (Friday 07 March 2025). Olivia, from Pallasgreen, was honoured for her life-changing invention for cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy treatment, which previously secured her the prestigious James Dyson 2024 award.
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