This week’s Limerick Events Guide was a bit delayed because there was so much going on that it took a bit longer to write up. We’ve got the What Next Dance Festival, Mary I Charity Week, Valentine’s Day, Treaty United and Munster Matches, and the Milford Care Centre 10km Walk/Run on top of all the usual live music, comedy, sport and more.
It’s Mary I Charity Week (formerly RAG Week) this week with lots of events going on both on and off campus.
The 8th edition of What Next Dance Festival will take place 10-15 February 2025 at Dance Limerick. The festival gathers together performers from across Ireland and internationally over six days of discovery and celebration. Through performances, talks and workshops, is year’s programme offers us perspectives on relationships, resistance, liberation, society and how we want to be together in our communities. What Next is a special space for exploration and conversation, an opportunity to gather and meet the joy, curiosities and pleasure of dance and dancing together. More info here
Discover Kwaidan – Encounters with Lafcadio Hearn at The Hunt Museum, showcasing an extraordinary collection of prints by 20 Japanese artists and 20 Irish artists. Inspired by Hearn’s ghostly tales, the works reflect a range of techniques and artistic perspectives, each transforming these eerie stories into compelling visual pieces. The exhibition explores the intersection of folklore, storytelling, and the shared cultural heritage between Ireland and Japan. Runs until 22nd February. More info here
Kian Benson-Bailes’s exhibition Culchie boy, I love you / Grá mo chroí thú, mo chábóigín féin is on display in the Limerick City Gallery of Art until March 30th. The Exhibition comprises of sculpture, digital & material collage, musical instruments, ceramics, textiles, woodwork, and live sculptural sound elements. Originally from Sligo, Kian Benson Bailes received a BA in Visual Arts Practice from IADT, Dublin in 2016 and currently lives and works in Dublin. Recent multidisciplinary work has examined Ireland’s language and colonial history – as well as craft, folklore and art – to re-evaluate a sense of place and self. More info here
Séan Cotter’s exhibition Boulder Milt on display in the Limerick City Gallery of Art until March 30th. Séan Cotter is an Irish artist who lives in Cavan and is a graduate of National College of Art & Design, Dublin. He has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows in Ireland and internationally. Boulder Milt is his first solo show at Limerick city Gallery of Art (LCGA). Séan has been on many residencies in Iceland, Finland. These residencies have been a source of real concern about the way in which this planet, earth, is changing due to Climate Change. In the early weeks of January 2025 we witnessed the devastating impact on people, their lives and the landscape in California of the wild fires – the direct result of our disregard for nature and how this has led to catastrophic consequences. More info here
Monday 10th February
Mary I Charity Week daytime events kick off in the SU Lounge at 12pm with Bar Games from 12pm to 2pm and Board Games from 2pm to 4pm.
The IFI@Belltable Film Series presents Nosferatu (2024) in the Belltable at 5pm and 8pm. Set in 1838; Estate agent Thomas Hutter (Nicholas Hoult) is tasked with securing a property in the town of Wisberg for the mysterious Count Orlok, a commission that takes him to his client’s castle in the Carpathian Mountains where nothing is quite what it seems, least of all his sinister host who betrays a macabre fixation for Hutter’s new wife, Ellen (Lily-Rose Depp). Tickets €8. More info here
Celebrate Mary I Rag Week with Monday Madness in the Black Rabbit from 7pm. Free in before 11pm.
Monday Club: Awards Night during Mary I Rag Week in Smyths and D’icon for Mary I Charity Week
It’s the Apres Ski Party as part of Mary I Rag Week in in Angel Lane Nightclub (Pre Party Aoife Kelly Violin in the Monk)
UCH Cinema’s Hans Zimmer Season continues with Thelma and Louise in the University Concert Hall at 7.30pm. Eager to escape the routine of their everyday lives, two lifelong friends from Arkansas, bullied housewife Thelma and emotionally drained waitress Louise, sneak off on a sunny summer morning without saying goodbye. Unfortunately, their getaway quickly becomes a nightmare, and the two friends find themselves fugitives on the run. Directed by Ridley Scott. Starring Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis. Tickets €6. More info here
Four Corners Comedy Club are running Comedy Night in Sexton’s Pub at 7.30pm
It’s Industry Night in Pharmacia from 8pm
The Mary I Charity Week County Colours Night featuring Ruaile Buaile is on in Dolans at 8.30pm. Ruaile Buaile are an Irish based 5 piece twisted-trad band, based in the midlands of Ireland. The group formed in 2011. In 2021, world renowned musician Cathal Guinan (Fiddle) joined the band, followed by Seán Bourke (banjo) in 2023. Along with original members Niall Kelly (Vocals and Guitar), Jack Godley (Percussion) and Shane Lynam (Vocals and Bass), the quintet are entertaining audiences with a bigger than ever sound. From upbeat old Irish favourites, ground thumping trad, and unique twists on recent day classics, this collective are bringing their energy to masses around Ireland and further afield.Tickets €10. More info here
The Big Limerick Seisiún with live music and dance takes place every evening in the Locke Bar at 9pm
Open Mic 061 is on in Charlie Malone’s from 9pm
Loosedays presents Tinder Live Valentines Special in House and Amber Nightclub from 10pm. You will be given LIKES & SUPER LIKES to hand out on the night! If you’re in a relationship don’t worry you’re more than welcome as we’ll be providing the usual madness. You will be given LIKES & SUPER LIKES to hand out on the night! If you’re in a relationship don’t worry you’re more than welcome as we’ll be providing the usual madness. Tickets from €3. More info here
Tuesday 11th February
he Limerick Sports Partnership’s Active Cities Walking Group will be doing the Condell Road walk at 11am. Meeting at the Pavillion, North Campus. More info here
Mary I Charity Week daytime events kick off in the SU Lounge at 12pm with Sock-it (Come along and style a new pair of socks) from 12pm to 2pm and Pop Up Gaeltacht from 2pm to 4pm.
The Friends of the Hunt Museum Lunchtime Lecture, ‘Ramblings of an Episcopal Railway Enthusiast’, will be held at 1pm in the Captain’s Room at The Hunt Museum. The Rt Revd. Michael Burrows, like many members of the clergy, has been a lifelong railway enthusiast and is a member of the Irish Railway Record Society. He has a particular interest in the railway history of the various places he has lived. During the lecture, he intends to share a few thoughts and anecdotes, focusing on the railway heritage of the region, highlighting its eccentricities and charm. Free event. More info here
A screening of Burkitt, a powerful documentary on the remarkable story of Irish surgeon Dr. Denis Burkitt will take place in the University of Limerick School of Medicine at 6pm. Tickets €5. More info here
Suaimhneas Le Grainne runs a weekly relaxing Meditation Class in the People’s Museum at 6.30pm. €10 per class. More info here
Art Collective hold their weekly meetup at 6.30pm to 8.30pm in the People’s Museum. More info here
Stories for Valentine’s is the theme February’s Storytelling Street Sessiun at Treaty City Brewery at 7pm. Love in all its forms – sad, funny, charming, silly. Come and hear and maybe tell your story about love. Some great storytellers suck you to their tales about life and love in Limerick. Suitable for all ages. Grab a coffee or a pint and listen in to local stories to while away any midwinter blues! Free event More info here
Celebrate Mary I Rag Week with Raunchy Tuesday in the Black Rabbit from 7pm. Free in before 11pm. Live music from the Busker
Its MonkFest in the Monk as part of Mary I Rag Week
It’s Country Night with Disco Cowboy in Smyths and D’icon for Mary I Rag Week
It’s Bingo B*tch!, Limerick’s first student music Bingo comes to Amber Nightclub at 7pm in order to raise funds for the cause Parkinson’s Ireland. Tickets €15 and includes entry to the afterparty. More info here
The Pints & Purls Crafting Group is in in Crew from 7.30pm. Crafters of all levels welcome. More info here.
Learn to Salsa in the Commercial every Tuesday to 7.30pm. All levels welcome. €10 per class
Mary I Charity Week presents Smash Hits in Dolans Warehouse at 8.30pm. Smash Hits! are the legendary one-of-a-kind tribute to the nostalgic era of dance, pop and R‘n’B. This Dublin five-piece brings back the soundtrack of the turn of the century with a relentless set of absolute bangers from Backstreet Boys, Mark McCabe, Peter Andre, Wheatus, MC Hammer, Gala, Gigi D’Agostino, DJ Sammy, House of Pain, Westlife, Take That, Spice Girls, Haddaway, and Snap… and all the other anthems that rocked your Discman. Fully decked out in outrageous outfits, Smash Hits! are a throwback to a feel-good time of old-skool nightclub DJs, all-night raves and packed out dance floors. Tickets €10. More info here
The Tintéan Sessions take place in the Commercial Bar from 8.30pm. Free Entry
The Big Limerick Seisiún with live music and dance takes place every evening in the Locke Bar at 9pm
Wednesday 12th February
Mary I Charity Week daytime events kick off in the SU Lounge at 12pm with Sustainable Bracelets from 12pm to 2pm and Bar Games from 2pm to 4pm.
Run 061’s weekly Social Run starts at 7pm at the Strand. 3km or 4.5km routes at an easy conversation pace. Open to runners of all levels. More info here
Join Blonde Canvas Co for a Valentine’s Sip, Paint & Love event—a fun and social gathering to sip, laugh, and mingle in Hook and Ladder (Sarsfield Street) at 7pm. Tickets €35. More info here
It’s Viking Wednesday in the Black Rabbit from 7pm during Mary I Rag Week. Free in before 11pm.
Celebrate Mary I Rag Week with Bangin Wednesday in the Monk with music from Eddie Drums
It’s On Wednesdays We Wear Pink in Smyths and D’icon for Mary I Rag Week
Drink & Draw is in Crew from 7.30pm. Meetup for doodles and pints. More info here
Learn to Tango in the Commercial every Wednesday to 7.30pm. All levels welcome. €10 per class
The Olllam are in Dolans Warehouse at 8pm. With a name aptly deriving from the old Irish for a grand master of a skill, the olllam is a Transatlantic collective of formidable talent, marrying stunning instrumental virtuosity, Irish tradition, and Detroit’s post-rock psych-sensibility. Their genre-defying compositions are lush with cyclical trance-like melodies, co-written by Belfast uilleann piper/whistle player John McSherry, his US protégé Tyler Duncan, and master-drummer Michael Shimmin, whose intricate, often complex, rhythms are then underpinned in recording by the phenomenal bass-playing genius of Joe Dart (Vulfpeck, Fearless Flyers.) Their 2012 eponymous debut album is now considered something of a cult classic, winning the 2012 Indie Acoustic Music Award for Best Instrumental Album. Tickets €30. More info here
Music Network kicks off 2025 with a celebration of the very best of Irish traditional music featuring Derek Hickey, Liz & Yvonne Kane and Macdara Ó Faoláin in Belltable at 8pm. This exciting tour brings together four of Ireland’s most celebrated traditional musicians: Derek Hickey, TG4 Gradam Ceoil 2024 Musician of the Year, Liz and Yvonne Kane (The Kane Sisters), TG4 Gradam Ceoil 2024 Group of the Year, and Macdara Ó Faoláin, TG4 Gradam Ceoil 2024 Young Musician of the Year. Prepare to be captivated by their exceptional artistry and musicianship, as each performer infuses their unique style, deeply rooted in their musical heritage, into this extraordinary collaboration. Tickets €22/€20. More info here
The Big Limerick Seisiún with live music and dance takes place every evening in the Locke Bar at 9pm
It’s Open Mic Night in the Glen Tavern from 9pm to 11pm. Welcoming artists, musicians, songwriters, poets and storytellers to share their art; it doesn’t matter if you are a beginner or a pro; everyone is welcome. Participants must bring their own musical instruments
Thursday 13th February
The Eat Street Limerick Food Court at the Wickham Way is open from 4pm to 9pm (Exact times for each food truck will vary)
Storytime for Young Children takes place in Watch House Cross Library at 4pm. Suitable for Ages 2-6 years. Free event. More info here
The eighth edition of What Next Dance Festival opens at 7pm in the Dance Limerick Performance Space, John’s Square with a double bill featuring works by Charlie Khalil Prince and Luca Truffarelli. Tickets €15/12. More info here
Blonde Canvas Co. and Crescent Shopping Centre invite you to celebrate Valentines: Love at First Brushstroke at 7pm in Milano’s. Whether you’re flying solo or bringing friends along, it’s the perfect way to celebrate love in a unique and creative way. Create your own keepsake, sip on Prosecco, and enjoy the process with a drink in one hand and a paintbrush in the other. No painting experience? No problem! Aine and Karina guide you every step of the way. At Blonde Canvas Co., it’s all about having fun, expressing yourself, and making lasting memories with everyone! Your ticket includes a glass and candle to paint, prosecco and All necessary painting materials. Tickets €30. More info here
Salsa and bachata classes take place every Thursday from 7pm to 9.30pm in the King’s Island Community Centre. Whether you are an absolute beginner or an improver, you can join SBK Dancing Limerick to learn new Bachata and Salsa moves. Followed by a social dance at 9.30pm. €10 for 1 class, €15 for 2, €5 for social dance only. More info here
It’s the final night of Mary I Rag Week with Horny Thursday in the Black Rabbit from 7pm. Free in before 11pm. Music from Rick Swann and DJ Paul Fitz
It’s All the Single Ladies Night in Angel Lane for Mary I Rag Week (Pre-Party in the Monk)
It’s County Colours GAA Catfish Edition in Smyths and D’icon for Mary I Rag Week
Sip & Salsa, an evening of fantastic salsa dancing and bubbles, takes place in the Castletroy Town Centre from 7pm to 9pm. Tickets €10. More info here
With his unique gift for musical comedy and joke-infused storytelling, Fred Cooke returns to Dolans Kasbah at 7.30pm with his new show “Clown to Earth”. Expect comical chaos from a dad who’s just delighted to be out of the house and not at home covered in yoghurt. Sit back and enjoy this award-winning comedian talk marriage, kids, and playing dead on Netflix.Tickets €19. More info here
Following two sold-out runs in 2022, Emmet Kirwan’s Accents returns to the Belltable at 7.30pm. Nominated for Best Soundscape at the Irish Times Theatre Awards in 2023, written by Emmet Kirwan (Dublin Oldschool), and music composed by Eoin French (Talos) and directed by Claire O’Reilly (Malaprop Theatre), Accents presents a powerful, poetic journey through a gentrified city. Tickets €22/€20. More info here
The RTÉ Concert Orchestra presents The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber in the University Concert Hall at 7.30pm. Immerse yourself in the spellbinding music of Andrew Lloyd Webber as the RTÉ Concert Orchestra, joined by acclaimed West End vocalists Killian Donnelly and Juliette Crosbie, bring his iconic works to life. For over five decades, Webber’s unforgettable melodies have enchanted audiences across the globe, earning him Tony Awards, Grammys, and an Academy Award®. From the hauntingly beautiful anthems of The Phantom of the Opera to the ballads of Evita and Cats, this evening will be a celebration of the music that has defined musical theatre for generations. Tickets €35. More info here
Paddy Keenan, Dermot Byrne and Tim Eady are in Dolans Warehouse at 8pm. Tickets €20. More info here
Indie artist Pauric O’Meara is Dolans Upstairs at 8pm. Tickets €14. More info here
SOLD OUT Sallins Dramatic Society presents Soldier Field in the Lime Tree Theatre at 8pm. Mere weeks after the tragic death of their coach and mentor, Anthony ‘Axel’ Foley, four Munster players travel to Soldier Field, looking to make sporting history. Linking up with their Ireland teammates in Chicago, they face off against a world champion All Blacks side that they have not beaten in 111 years of Test match rugby. More info here
The Seven presents The Ocelots in the Record Room at 8pm for their 2025 Album Release Tour. The Ocelots are twin brothers Ashley and Brandon Watson from Wexford, now residing in Leipzig, Germany. Building on the folk-rock essence of their debut, the duo are excited to announce the release of their highly anticipated second album, Everything, When Said Slowly, set for February 2025. This album unveils a richer, more expansive sound, masterfully produced by long-time collaborators Cillian and Lorcan Byrne (Ailbhe Reddy, Susan O’Neill). The narrative woven throughout the album explores themes of Irish migration, the perception of time, love, and the simple joys of cycling. Tickets €10. More info here
It’s Irish Night in Crew from 8pm. Suitable for all levels
LEVELS in Mollys presents the Mary I Charity Week County Colours Party with The Blow Ins and DJ Adam D on level 1 and a Silent Disco on level 2
Join Ireland’s leading drag collective, Mockie Ah, for an epic Valentine’s Cabaret and Club Night at Pharmacia at 9pm. Hosted by Candy Warhol (Comedy Central UK) with an array of guests from across Ireland. Expect drag, burlesque, live music and comedy from guests including Scarlett Van Tassel, Letycha Le’Synn, Mia Gold, Richard Joke, Robert Von Hart, Frida Nip and the winner of Runway To Drag 2025! Tickets €14/10. More info here
The Big Limerick Seisiún with live music and dance takes place every evening in the Locke Bar at 9pm
Mega Trad are in the Glen Tavern at 9.30pm
Friday 14th February (Valentine’s Day)
Castletroy Farmers Market is open 10am – 2ish at the Castletroy Town Centre. Fresh baked goods, artisan coffee, vege, fish, hot food, cookies, plants, and much more
As part of the What’s Next Festival, Aerowaves Twenty24 Artist Charlie Khalil Prince teaches a 2-hour workshop for dance professionals and students entiled The Subtle Body in the Dance Limerick Studio at 10am. Tickets €10/7. More info here
The Milk Market Outdoor Cafe is open from 11am to 3pm
The Eat Street Limerick Food Court at the Wickham Way is open from 1pm to 9pm (Exact times for each food truck will vary).
FeverUp Candlelight Concerts presents the Best of Bridgerton on Strings in St. Mary’s Cathedral at 6.30pm and 8.30pm. Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Limerick. Tickets from €36. More info here
Following two sold-out runs in 2022, Emmet Kirwan’s Accents returns to the Belltable at 7.30pm. Nominated for Best Soundscape at the Irish Times Theatre Awards in 2023, written by Emmet Kirwan (Dublin Oldschool), and music composed by Eoin French (Talos) and directed by Claire O’Reilly (Malaprop Theatre), Accents presents a powerful, poetic journey through a gentrified city. Tickets €22/€20. More info here
The second night of the What Next festival brings exciting performances by Rocío Domínguez and Tú Hoàng in the Dance Limerick Performance Space at 7.30pm. Tickets €15/12. More info here
Treaty United [Men] host Cobh Ramblers at 7.45pm in the Markets Field in the SSE Airtricity Men’s First Division. Tickets €14/€10. More info here
Rebel Rebel, a 6 piece (nine-piece for larger gigs) tribute to David Bowie, plays Dolans Warehouse at 8pm. They faithfully recreate the most popular songs from Bowie’s extensive back catalogue. The band themselves are fans and have a deep respect for the man and his music. The set for this show is built on Bowie’s most loved and enduring songs and the band have worked hard at re-creating the sound and look of a David Bowie concert. Tickets €25. More info here
Remembering Joe Dolan – Celebrating a Life is on in the University Concert Hall at 8pm. Joe’s brother Ben, who shared the stage with his younger brother for 47 fun-filled years will highlight Joe’s successful singing career. He will be joined on stage by Joe’s Niece Sandra, Nephews Adrian and Ray with Singer Karen Carroll and members of Joe’s original backing band. A nostalgic evening of hit after hit. Tickets €30. More info here
WinnerFlags presents the Valentine’s Night Out in the Record Room from 9pm til late. Whether you have a date or not, come along and enjoy some great tunes and a complimentary Foxes Bow Whiskey cocktail. Featuring Izzi, Skeano, Marina Potion Club and Eamo on the decks. Tickets €10 for singles or €19 for couples. More info here
There’s Valentine’s Fundraiser with the Lockys and Guests in aid of the Hope Foundation in the Blue Bar (Green Yard Café) from 9pm. Donations welcome on the night.
The Big Limerick Seisiún with live music and dance takes place every evening in the Locke Bar at 9pm
The Busker is in the Glen Tavern at 9.30pm
Alan O’Shea is in the Old Quarter from 10.30pm
Saturday 15th February
The Milk Market Saturday Food Market is open from 8am to 3pm.
Parkrun is a free, weekly, timed 5k run that takes place every Saturday morning at 9.30am. Limerick has Parkruns at the UL Boathouse, Mungret Park and The Demense in Newcastle West. All you need to do is register once on parkrun.com to get your barcode and you can show up to any of the events.
The Wickham Way Market Stalls & Food Court will be open 10am to 3pm (food court open til late).
The What Next Festival presents Guests in conversation at 10am in the Dance Limerick Performance Space. Hear from festival artists and other dance artists working in Ireland and internationally today. Pay what you can. More info here
Limerick Printmakers are running a Step by Step Silkscreen Weekend Course on Saturday and Sunday at 10am. Participants will learn in a practical way, completing each step themselves & also learning through observing others in the group, with full tutor support. The course level is aimed both at beginners & those who are eager to refresh their existing silkscreen skills. Tickets €190/170/145. More info here
Art4Limerick’s Art & Craft Popup is open at 19 Nicholas Street from 10.30am to 5.30pm, featuring the work of four members of their talented local artist collective.
Fab Lab Limerick are hosting Don’t Fear The Repair, a free repair workshop, in the UL City Campus from 2pm to 4pm. Bring broken items and learn how to repair them for free with our volunteers. More info here
Drink & Draw: Paint Like Picasso is on in the Wickham from 3pm to 5pm. Win Prizes. Create A Masterpiece. Music & craic! Absolutely no painting experience is necessary. Tickets from €25. More info here
Galentines Bottomless Brunch, a valentines event for the girlies, takes place in the Buttery, Bedford Row from 4pm. Enjoy Bottomless prosecco, Bangin Brunch, a live DJ spinning your favorite tunes, and endless good vibes. Tickets €35pp. More info here
Celebrate love and friendship this Galentine’s Day with Bead & Sip at Brother Bear Coffee, Kilcornan at 4.30pm. Gather your besties for a fun-filled evening of creativity, laughter, and memories. No experience needed – just bring your yourself and your bestie, and we’ll take care of the rest! Tickets €50 and includes a hot drink and all materials. More info here
With the Six Nations on a break, it’s back to the United Rugby Championship as Munster take on Scarlets at 5.15pm in Thomond Park. Tickets from €20. Live coverage RTÉ, Premier Sports and Limerick’s Live 95fm. More info here
Drink & Draw: Sunflowers with an Irish Twist is on in the Wickham from 6pm to 8pm. Win Prizes. Create A Masterpiece. Music & craic! Absolutely no painting experience is necessary. Tickets from €25. More info here
The What Next Festival closing night is a triple bill featuring dance artists from across Ireland at 7.30pm in the Dance Limerick Performance Space. Tickets €15/12. More info here
Sarsfield Rugby Club, the Midwest’s only LGBTQ+ inclusive team, are hosting a Smartphone Quiz Night in the Monk at 7.30pm. €10 individual entry or €40 for a table of four. More info here
Seoda Shows presents Ryley Walker in Dolans Upstairs at 8pm. Ryley Walker began his career in the early 2010s, after moving from Illinois’ provincial town of Rockford, and settling into Chicago’s independent scene. After a slew of cassette and vinyl releases, Tompkins Square put out his debut album in 2014, which was then followed up by the Dead Oceans released Primrose Green a year later. His most recent album, Course in Fable, was released on his own Husky Pants Recordings label in 2021. Support from Steve On Dings. Tickets €20. More info here
Join Sandy Kelly and very special guest, Marc Roberts, for an intimate evening of new songs, old songs and life stories in the Belltable at 8pm. In 2023, Sandy Kelly released her autobiography ‘In My Own Words’. In this live concert, Sandy will give a first hand peek into some of her life’s stories, intertwined within a set of her classic hit songs and new songs from her recent album released in tandem with her autobiography. Tickets €32. More info here
The Big Limerick Seisiún, with live music and dance, takes place every evening in the Locke Bar at 9pm.
Tommy Fleming is in the University Concert Hall at 8pm. Described as a singer whose voice has the remarkable ability of taking you into his world, fans will enjoy this ultimate celebration at a concert of Tommy’s. Tommy Fleming sings from his soul – He breathes raw emotion into each and every song, be it his own arrangement, a classic cover or a dynamic duet. Fluent and flawless, his unique voice has touched the hearts of many, right across the globe and when you see Tommy in full flight with his full band and orchestra you truly have been part of a journey that has reached sublime heights yet one that has never lost sight of its roots. Tickets €37. More info here
AmaPiano Vibes Valentine Special is on in the Windmill Bar at 8pm. Tickets €10. More info here
The What Next Festival wraps up with the Céilí Afro Dabke Ukraine, a World Music Céilí to dance the night away, in the Dance Limerick Performance Space at 9pm. Pay what you can. More info here
Jamie Sax is in Off The Bone (South Court Hotel) at 9.30pm
Cross Roads are in the Glen Tavern at 9.30pm
The Counterfeits are in the Blue Bar (Green Yard Café) at 9.30pm
Local selector extraordinaire Tom Prendergast is back in the Record Room from 10pm til late. Free Entry
Off The Record are in the Old Quarter at 10.30pm
The Dolans After-Show Party kicks off on the Dolans Terrace at 10.30pm. Free entry.
Sunday 16th February
Croom Enterprise Centre are hosting a Spring Car Boot Sale at the Croom Sports Complex from 9am. There will be plenty of stalls on the day so there will be something for everyone. Tickets are €1.50 (children under 16 are free). More info here
Run 061’s weekly Sunday Long Run starts at 9.30 am at the UL Sports Arena. This is a 65-minute run Time on Legs Run. Open to runners of all levels. More info here
Junior Parkrun is a free, fun, and friendly weekly 2k event for juniors (4 to 14 year-olds) held every Sunday at 9:30am in Shelbourne Park, Shelbourne Road. It’s free to take part but you need to register online before your first session and bring along your barcode. More info here
Croissant Run Club Limerick, a fun social running group, meets at 9.45am at Arthurs Quay Park for a 3.5km run (followed by a Crossiant). More info here
The MIND Wellness Workshop takes place at No 13 The Factory at 10am. Tickets €90. More info here
Art4Limerick’s Art & Craft Popup is open at 19 Nicholas Street from 10.30am to 5.30pm, featuring the work of four members of their talented local artist collective.
The Milk Market Outdoor Cafe is open from 11am to 3pm
PIGTOWN PICK OF THE WEEK The Milford Care Centre 10km Run/Walk 2025 will take place at the UL Sports Arena at 12 noon. All proceeds raised will facilitate the development and advancement of Milford’s initiatives to the Limerick, Clare and North Tipperary communities. Additionally, fundraising efforts will be instrumental in addressing individual care needs, by procuring specialised equipment to enhance the comfort and quality of life for those facing life-limiting illnesses. Tickets €25. More info here
The Eat Street Limerick Food Court at the Wickham Way is open from 12pm to 6pm (Exact times for each food truck will vary)
Liam O’Brien is in Off The Bone (South Court Hotel) from 2pm to 4pm
The Lockys are in the Blue Bar (Green Yard Café) at 7pm
Comedian Shane Todd is in Dolans Warehouse at 7.30pm. The host of Tea With Me podcast is fresh off the back of a world tour and a record-breaking run of 16 shows at Belfast’s Grand Opera House. Northern Ireland’s (self-titled) prince of comedy is returning with a brand new laughter-packed show. ‘Full House’ is Shane’s eleventh solo show and promises to be his best yet. Tickets €27. More info here
The Big Limerick Seisiún with live music and dance takes place every evening in the Locke Bar at 9pm
That’s all for this week’s Limerick Events Guide. So, what you’re looking forward to?
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