Limerick will get the gig. It is to be the grand unveiling of Adare Manor and golf course with a pro-am, and a lead-in to Ryder 2026.
1 Like
I think it will work in their favour. Is it an Irish panel or international panel of judges ?
That shows Limerick can handle the heat. We are going to do it.
1 Like
Not sure, but there would be a bigger geographical impact with the 3 ugly sisters.
International I’m sure.
We will have it in time to celebrate the three in a row Daly will have led us to… …in our fuck
There are many ways to define a 3 in a row. Perhaps 3 defeats in a row to chipp or klare
Fierce activity around the town this morning.
Not sure how much of a crowd they will able to attract to events at 2pm of a Tuesday though.
The regular Wednesday food market is on today down by the boardwalk and there is something being set up in Arthurs Quay park. A street party also taking place up around the top of O’Connell St.
What a load of cock.
Fuck Galway and their shitty Viking Clap.
2 Likes
Mood in Limerick- pensive.
TBH, I don’t think Galway can fit this mickey mouse event into our busy cultural event calendar. Take it away to fuck lads.
The set up in the Crescent seems interesting, getting underway at 1230, theres a crane which appears to be set up for an acrobatics display, town is quiet, once again Brown Thomas is the only thing that appears to be doing more than just existing in the City. This will be a great thing if we get it, time for somebody to produce the brown envelopes.
You can get a lovely work shirt in brown Thomas.
You can get anything you want I’m sure, but I’m not getting your reference if there is one.
We need to get @Brimmer_Bradley and @anon67715551 involved. Both highly skilled in “influencing” people. Plus boxty could bang out a few tunes on the box to wow the judges.
1 Like
What events are we taking in today lads?
Culture and Chips
Takes to the Streets
12.30pm -7pm
Tuesday 12 July
The Crescent O’Connell Avenue
This year, Culture & Chips Takes To The Streets in conjunction with Limerick 2020, for a street
party of food culture, performance and, of course, chips. This one-day block party will host local foodproducers, professional chef demonstrations, live DJ, A Recipe Book Exchange, Salon du Chat,The World Recipe Exchange and performances by Fidget Feet.
Still (the) Barbarians
in the Morning
10am – 1pm
Tuesday 12 July
Cleeve’s Condensed Milk Factory
Start your morning off with a leisurely cup of coffee in the historical Cleeves Milk Factory and soak up the works at this year’s Irish Biennial of Contemporary Art with family-friendly tours, and a massive Limerick-style surprise at 11am!
Gig in the Garden
2.30pm - 4.30pm
Tuesday 12 July
The Urban Garden O’Connell St (Penneys)
Celebrating an eclectic mix of home-grown, local talent in one of Limerick’s brand new public
spaces. Highlights include the Seoda Chamber Choir and Harmony in Hands Deaf Community
Choir. The Downtown Dixieland band will get the party going and the iconic CBS Pipe Band will back the bid with their signature style. MC for the event will be singer Niall O’Halloran who wowed judges on The Voice of Ireland.
Still (the) Barbarians:
A Symposium
5.30pm – 8pm
Tuesday 12 July
(Cont. 13 July 09.30 - 17.00)
Belltable, 69 O’Connell St., Limerick City
The symposium brings together key speakers and EVA International artists to talk about how
artists respond to postcolonial legacies, while also looking more specifically at the lasting impact
that colonialism has had on the Irish language. This is a two day event featuring keynote lecture by Caoimhín Mac Giolla Léith, performances by Yong Sun Gullach, and Larry Achiampong and David Blandy, with participants including Mary Evans, Prof. Luke Gibbons, Dr Declan Long, John Logan, Catalina Lozano, Dr Aislinn O’Donnell, Grant Watson, and a screening of Our Kind (2016) by Alan Phelan.
Boardwalk Street Food
11am -5pm
Tuesday 12 July
The Boardwalk, Honan’s Quay
Limerick’s Weekly Street Food Market extends to Tuesday 12th and Wednesday 13th bringing world cuisine Shannonside. With mouth-watering dishes and live music from Music Generation — and a surprise act which is sure to get everyone in the family grooving.
A Brief Science
Magic Show
3pm – 3.40pm
Tuesday 12 July
Ormston House
Get your children excited about Science with this engaging, fun and some times explosive show bringing chemistry alive and to the masses!
Hunt Museum
Garden Party
2.30pm - 4pm
Tuesday 12 July
Custom House Park @ The Hunt Museum
The Official launch of the new public space “Custom House Park” at the Hunt Museum features Jazz in the garden with Music Generation, fun for all the family with Face Painting and artists creating works of art. There’s BBQ & Ice Cream @ the Hunt Café and kayaking and sailing on the river Shannon with Nevsail.
Music Generation
Buskers
2pm – 5pm
Tuesday 12 July
Thomas St, Catherine St, Bedford Row
Music Generation aims to put music at the heart of young people’s lives across the city!
Running programmes based on inclusion and self expression, they have produced some of the
city’s most extraordinary young performers! On Tuesday 12th these talented musicians, singers
and performers will take to the streets of Limerick bringing their energy and talent to the city centre.
1 Like
The Mrs works in town and was saying a few of the homeless characters she’d see around aren’t about today. Wonder were they cleared off.
She texted that ‘not even Tom is around today’. Tom should be fucking front and centre for this cultural exhibition.
Tom has had his day… like Giles, he’s to fuck off out of it…neither have bothered their bollox for 20 years now.
We need to treasure cultural gems like Tom while they are still here, instead of oversized furniture and hipsters with mustaches serving chips in a flower pot.