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Cleeves Riverside Quarter plans set to be revealed as part of Limerick’s ongoing transformation

Final plans for the much anticipated and largest development under the Limerick Twenty Thirty (LTT) programme, the €400m plus Cleeves Riverside Quarter, are set to be...

News9 months ago

Radharc Cillín homes available under New Build Incremental Purchase Scheme

The Radharc Cillín homes on offer include 3-bedroom homes priced between €91,728.33 and €137,592.50 depending on income. New 3-bedroom homes available for sale at Radharc Cillín,...

Event News10 months ago

WATCH 2025 Halloween events have Limerick under a spell

2025 Halloween events will have Limerick under a spell. Pic. Brian Arthur Limerick will be bubbling for Halloween 2025 with fun events for all ages throughout...

Pictured at the unveiling of a new art piece on the Iarnród Éireann network unveiled at Castleconnell Train Station, Limerick, as part of Síolta Glasa AR Trail initiative: The Heritage Line, Linking History, Rail and Climate Solutions is Ennis based artist Ana Colomer with some of the children from Castleconnell National School who helped in the project, from left, Hanna Szcepanik, Emilia Mazur, Artist Ana Colomer, Gabriella Golabek and Isobel Golabek, The creative and climate action collaboration between Iarnród Éireann, Castleconnell Tidy Towns and Artist Ana Colomer, the mural merges art, education and Augmented Reality (AR) elements, created by Professor Mark Marshall, from the University of Limerick. Photo by Don MacMonagle Issued on bahalf of Irish Rail - PR Photo Iarnród Éireann Press Release New Creative and Climate Action Community Art Project unveiled at Castleconnell Railway Station A new art piece on the Iarnród Éireann network has been unveiled at Castleconnell Train Station, Limerick, as part of Síolta Glasa AR Trail initiative: The Heritage Line, Linking History, Rail and Climate Solutions A creative and climate action collaboration between Iarnród Éireann, Castleconnell Tidy Towns and Artist Ana Colomer, the mural merges art, education and Augmented Reality (AR) elements, created by Professor Mark Marshall, from the University of Limerick. The Station is the starting point for an AR trail of six stops highlighting historical or natural landmarks within the beautiful heritage village of Castleconnell. Each stop features a short green video, hand drawn animations of native plants or animals, and interactive text designed to deepen understanding of biodiversity and sustainability.Through funding provided by Iarnród Éireann, a deeper experience and direct community involvement was provided through creative biodiversity workshops, including local nature walks, with students of Castleconnell National School to co create the interactive mural for the railway station. The initiative is planting the seeds of environmental stewardship by linking community stories and history, nature and climate action solutions. The project has been co supported by Limerick City and County Council and Creative Ireland Climate Action fund, which encourages creativity to empower communities to take climate actions. Joanne Bissett, Iarnród Éireann Arts and Social Officer said ‘We are delighted to unveil the latest art piece on our network and have worked with Ana Colomer, Castleconnell TT and the students of Castleconnell NS on this project. With the assistance of our Station Manager and Building and Facilities Department, we have utilised our station space in a new way to highlight the power of art as a visual for heritage and community. It also demonstrate how different groups can work together for positive climate action’ Castleconnell Tidy Towns said ‘We are overjoyed with the outcome of the project that highlights Castleconnell Train Station and public transport as an option for residents to reduce their carbon footprint. Creative Ana Colmer, worked with Castleconnell NS to create a mural that combined physical art and digital technology to encourage and nudge the community to be more sustainable. A broad section of the community contributed to the development of the Heritage Line linking history Rail and Climate Solutions, a resource available to all the community. We would like to especially credit Ana and Mark Marshall from University of Limerick (UL) for helping us to bring this concept to life’ Full details on Síolta Glasa AR Trail initiative: The Heritage Line, Linking History, Rail and Climate Solutions be viewed at: https://www.castleconnellheritageline.com/ For more information, Contact: Joanne Bissett , Arts and Social Officer, Iarnród Éireann, Corporate Communications – Ph: 087 1736400

Community10 months ago

Castleconnell Railway Station new community art project unveiled

Pictured at the unveiling of a new art piece on the Iarnród Éireann network unveiled at Castleconnell Railway Station, Limerick, as part of Síolta Glasa AR...

Thomond RFC Extension to Club grounds., Mayor of Limerick City and County, John Moran, Cllr Frankie Daly, Thonond RFC President, Michelle Copley, Eddie Hughes, Thomond RFC, Martin Loughnane, Martins Construction, Declan White, Regeneration with members of Limerick City and County Council, Martins Construction, Thomond RFC members turn the sod on the new club extension of ites grounds. Picture: Keith Wiseman

Community10 months ago

Expansion works begin on the Thomond RFC’s Fitzgerald Park

Thomond RFC Fitzgerald Park expansion works begin. Mayor of Limerick City and County, John Moran, Cllr Frankie Daly, Thonond RFC President, Michelle Copley, Eddie Hughes, Thomond...

Community10 months ago

Nicholas Street Fireplace site secures €6.5Million THRIVE Funding

€6.5Million THRIVE Funding Secured for Nicholas Street Fireplace Site. Pictured above is Gheorghe Biros carrying out work to conserve the site in 2017. Picture: Sean Curtin...

Event News10 months ago

Mary Immaculate College invites Limerick community to celebrate Culture Night 2025

Local community invited to celebrate MIC Culture Night 2025 Mary Immaculate College (MIC) will join communities across Ireland in celebrating the twentieth anniversary of Culture Night...

The Simon Communities of Ireland and James Browne, Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, have launched Simon Week 2025. Taking place from 22nd to 26th September, Simon Week asks a direct question: “Who cares?” At a time of rising homelessness, growing public frustration, and unmet political commitments, the Simon Communities’ answer is clear: We do. Registration is now open for Simon Week 2025 at www.simon.ie. Members of the public, policymakers, service providers, and advocates are invited to join the conversation. Pictured are Mick Price, Chair Simon Communities of Ireland, Brenda Finn, Chair of Mid West Simon & Ciarán Forken, Chair of Galway Simon MAXWELLS NO REPRO FEE…29.08.25

Charity10 months ago

MidWest Simon launch Simon Week 2025 to tackle homelessness

MidWest Simon launch Simon Week 2025 to tackle homelessness. Pictured are Mick Price, Chair Simon Communities of Ireland, Brenda Finn, Chair of Mid West Simon &...

Community10 months ago

Ballyhoura Walking Festival & Joyce Brothers Music Festival 2025 ‘promises something unforgettable’ this October

Ballyhoura Walking Festival & Joyce Brothers Music Festival 2025 ‘promises something unforgettable’ this October Ireland’s longest-running walking festival, Ballyhoura Walking Festival, partners again with the Joyce...

Redemptorist Centre of Music Launches Recruitment Drive for Concert Band

Community11 months ago

Redemptorist Centre of Music launches recruitment drive for concert band this September

Redemptorist Centre of Music Launches Recruitment Drive for Concert Band Redemptorist Centre of Music launches Recruitment Drive for Concert Band with Open Evening set for Wednesday,...

Environment11 months ago

Music and Creative Climate Action Shine at ‘Bring a Sod’ Event in Griston Bog

Music and Creative Climate Action Shine at ‘Bring a Sod’ Event in Griston Bog More than 70 people ‘Bring a Sod’ to Griston Bog as part...

Community11 months ago

Public invited to ‘explore the future of Limerick’ at UL CityLab projects this August

Public invited to ‘explore the future of Limerick’ at UL CityLab projects this August. UL’s Professor Merritt Bucholz, Head of School of Architecture and Product Design...

Community11 months ago

Peter McVerry Trust completes 12 new homes Limerick City

12 new homes completed by Peter McVerry Trust in the heart of Limerick City Peter McVerry Trust has completed 12 high-quality energy-efficient homes on Mallow Street...

Dr Niamh O'Brien and Dr Carmel Hinchion crop

Education12 months ago

Fulbright Irish Awards recognition for two University of Limerick academics

Dr Niamh O’Brien, Irish World Academy of Music and Dance and Dr Carmel Hinchion Emeritus Associate Professor of Education at UL have have been recognised at...

News12 months ago

More than €5 million in Vacant Property Refurbishment Grants issued to Limerick projects

More than €5 million in Vacant Property Refurbishment Grants issued to Limerick projects The latest figures published by Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage show...

Culture12 months ago

Limerick casting a spell as ‘Home of Halloween’ with six weeks of events

Fáilte Ireland Home of Halloween 2025 Limerick launch in King John’s Castle.Stephane Duclot, Eileen Coleman, Eibhlís Maher and Caoimhe Seoige – Picture by: Kieran Ryan-Benson Limerick...

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Cleeves Riverside Quarter plans set to be revealed as part of Limerick’s ongoing transformation

Radharc Cillín homes available under New Build Incremental Purchase Scheme

WATCH 2025 Halloween events have Limerick under a spell

Castleconnell Railway Station new community art project unveiled

Expansion works begin on the Thomond RFC’s Fitzgerald Park

Nicholas Street Fireplace site secures €6.5Million THRIVE Funding

Mary Immaculate College invites Limerick community to celebrate Culture Night 2025

MidWest Simon launch Simon Week 2025 to tackle homelessness

Ballyhoura Walking Festival & Joyce Brothers Music Festival 2025 ‘promises something unforgettable’ this October

Redemptorist Centre of Music launches recruitment drive for concert band this September

Music and Creative Climate Action Shine at ‘Bring a Sod’ Event in Griston Bog

Public invited to ‘explore the future of Limerick’ at UL CityLab projects this August

Peter McVerry Trust completes 12 new homes Limerick City

Fulbright Irish Awards recognition for two University of Limerick academics

More than €5 million in Vacant Property Refurbishment Grants issued to Limerick projects

Limerick casting a spell as ‘Home of Halloween’ with six weeks of events

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