We have a bumper, eight-day, Limerick Events Guide this week featuring the Limerick St Patrick’s Festival and host of other festive events for all ages. The highlight of the week is obviously the Limerick City St Patrick’s Day Parade on Sunday but there’s so much more going on across the city and county. As always, we would love to hear what events you’re looking forward to so please drop us a message and let us know.
Limerick Events Guide – 11th-18th March
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All Week (11th-18th March)
The Limerick St Patrick’s Festival runs from the 15th to 18th March with loads of events taking place across the city and county. “Limerick: A Different Kind of Energy” is the theme for You can find out more on Limerick.ie/StPatricksFestival or download the festival brochure here
Seachtain na Gaeilge (SnaG) is the annual celebration of the Irish Language. It runs from the 1st-17th of March. Comhluadar Luimnigh and their partners have a great lineup of events in Limerick with something for all age ages and levels. More info here
Fired Up, the LSAD Y3 Ceramic Student Exhibition will be open to the public from the 11th to the 15th March at Gardens International on Henry Street.
The exhibition Ireland Wildlife and Nature by Dominic McNamara is in the Hunt Museum Cafe (extended until 16th March). This is a FREE exhibition. More info here
100 Years of Giving is a new exhibition at Limerick City Gallery of Art celebrating over 750 artworks donated to the public collections of Ireland by The Friends of the National Collections of Ireland (FNCI), which marks its centenary this year. Runs until April 7th. More info here
Eddie Cahill brings his Searching in the Dark exhibition to the Limerick City Gallery of Art. This exhibition has special significance for him as he spent time in Limerick Prison in the 1980s, and he considers his progress from City Jail to LCGA symbolic of his life’s journey. Runs until April 7th. More info here
Limerick City Gallery of Art are delighted to present Cosmus by Brigid McLeer, an Irish artist living in London. This exhibition is a unique opportunity to see a large body of her work across a range of media since her last exhibition in Ireland. Runs until April 7th. More info here
The Pagan Ireland and Saint Patrick Exhbition is in Limerick Museum from Thursday 14th March until Monday 15th April. More info here
The Panoramic Wheel returns to Arthurs Quay Park from the 8th of March to the 14th of April. Soar above the city and take in the stunning 360-degree views across Limerick’s skyline on the spectacular 38-metre panoramic wheel. Sky-high fun for all the family! More info here
Due to popular demand, Seeing without Sight returns for a second run in the Hunt Museum (extendeddd until 29th May). Seeing without Sight is a multi-sensory exhibition which enables visitors to experience a selection of Hunt Museum objects through tactile displays and audio descriptions. It has been delivered through an inclusive co-creation process with persons with visual impairment and confirms the museum’s commitment to expanding access and inclusion for persons with disability. This is a FREE exhibition. More info here.
Monday 11th March
OSCAR WATCH The IFI@Belltable series continues its series of Oscar winning films with Yorgos Lanthimos’s Poor Things (2023) in the Belltable at 5pm & 8pm. Having recently drowned, Bella (Emma Stone) has, under the grisly and morally questionable ministrations of Dr. Godwin (Willem Dafoe), an unconventional and alarmingly disfigured surgeon in Victorian Scotland, been reanimated with the consciousness of a child. Nominated for 11 Oscars, including Best Picture. Rated 18s. Tickets €8. More info here
Run 061’s weekly Girls Night Run starts at 7pm. There are 3km, 4.5km and 6km routes. Open to runners of all levels. More info here
To celebrate Seachtain na Gaeilge, the University Concert Hall and the University of Limerick present Tarrac, a 2022 Irish language film set along the stunning Kerry coastline. Aoife, a workaholic based in Dublin, reluctantly returns home to Kerry to care for her father after his heart attack. Having left years previously following the death of her mother, the relationship between father and daughter is strained. Slowly, Aoife begins to reconnect with her home and old friends, and by getting involved with local Naomhóg racing, confronts her unresolved grief. In the University Concert Hall at 7.30pm. Tickets €5. More info here
There’s a Tango class at the Record Room from 7:30pm. €10 per class. All levels are catered for.
The 061 Open Mic Night in Charlie Malones from 9pm
AT.IT presents Niall Kelly and OisinOK doing back-to-back DJ sets in Pharmacia at 9pm. Support from DECO, B.R.E.D, Fayelolo and Pinoto. Tickets from €11. More info here
Tuesday 12th March
Run 061’s weekly 3Ks & Latties Run starts at 7.30am at Oahu. Open to runners of all levels. More info here
Limerick Sports Partnership’s weekly ActiveCities Walking Group is doing the Three Bridges walk. Meeting at Arthurs Quay Park at 11am. More info here
The Limerick Sports Partnership weekly West Limerick Walk takes place in the Newcastle West Demesne (by the soccer Car Park) at 11am. More info here
Ukrainian academic, linguist and renowned translator Dr. Yevhenii Kazantsev will be giving a talk on Language and War at 6pm in Limerick City Library. Free Event More info here
The Art Collective Club are running Art Classes in the People’s Museum from 7pm to 8.30pm. Email [email protected] for more details.
The East Asia Film Festival Ireland present Edward Yang’s Yi Yi (2000) in the Belltable at 7.30pm. Yang’s sublime magnum opus Yi Yi (A One and a Two . . .), winner of the Best Director Award at Cannes, follows a middle-class family in Taipei over the course of one year, beginning with a wedding and ending with a funeral. Warm, sprawling, and dazzling, this intimate epic wanders contemporary Taipei, moving from one member of the Jian family to another and back again. Tickets €8. More info here
Music On Tap, a showcase of UL’s MMPT and media students, is on in the Record Room at 8pm. Free entry. More info here
The Transition Year Students of Coláiste Iósaef Kilmallock present All Shook Up in the Lime Tree Theatre at 8pm. Inspired by Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, All Shook Up follows a small town that is thrown into a frenzy with the arrival of Chad, a good-looking, motorcycle-riding roustabout, who rides from town to town with a guitar on his back, blue suede shoes on his feet, and a song in his heart. Tickets €15. More info here
The Punchline Comedy Club presents Bernard O’Shea in the University Concert Hall at 8pm. Tickets €15. More info here
Pints n’Purls (Crafting night) is in Crew Brewing from 7.30pm. For knitters, crocheters, cross-stitchers and generally sound people.
The Tintéan Sessions take place in the Commercial Bar from 8:30pm til late. Free Entry
Wednesday 13th March
Parent and Toddler Storytime takes place at the Limerick City Library at 10.30am. More info here
The Limerick Sports Partnership weekly Kimallock Walk meetings outside the Kilmallock Library at 11am. Just turn up and enjoy the walk!
Candlelight Concerts presents A Tribute to Coldplay in St Mary’s Cathedral at 6.30pm and 9pm. Tickets from €26. More info here
Bad Reputation presents Cattle Decapitation in Dolans Warehouse at 7pm. With Guests Signs of the Swarm, 200 Stab Wound and Vomit Forth. Tickets €30. More info here
Run 061’s weekly Social Run starts at 7pm at the Strand. This is a 4.5km run at an easy Conversation Pace. Open to runners of all levels. More info here
The Kings Island Storytelling session takes place in Treaty City Brewing at 7pm. Have you ever wanted to become a storyteller? Do you have a story to tell, that’s rooted in King’s Island? Then why not share it with others? Back for a second night with the Hunt Museum! More info here
It’s Salsa Wednesday in the Record Room from 7.30pm until late. €10 per class.
The Transition Year Students of Coláiste Iósaef Kilmallock present All Shook Up in the Lime Tree Theatre at 8pm. Inspired by Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, All Shook Up follows a small town that is thrown into a frenzy with the arrival of Chad, a good-looking, motorcycle-riding roustabout, who rides from town to town with a guitar on his back, blue suede shoes on his feet, and a song in his heart. Tickets €15. More info here
It’s Drink & Draw night at Crew Brewing at 8pm.
As part of Seachtain na Gaeilge, Ahane GAA are hosting a Céilí in Bradshaws Bar, Castleconnell at 8.30pm. More info here
Thursday 14th March
Paddy Fest is an All Day Student Party happening in pubs across the City including Closhessy’s, Charlie Chaplins, Angel Lane, the Black Rabbit, the Monk. Smyths & D’Icon. the Moose and Mollys. The Moose will be open from 7.30am with all other venues open from 9.30am. Check out each venue for their lineups.
As part of Seachtain na Gaeilge, Ceardlann Amharclainne Bosca-bróg (Shoebox Theatre Workshop) for 5-10-year olds takes place in Watch House Cross Library from 3pm – 4pm. This workshop will be hosted Bilingual, as Gaeilge agus i mBéarla. Children make simple characters and use a shoebox as a theatre to tell a story. Free event More info here.
The Wickham Way Food Court will be open from 4pm – 9pm
As part of Seachtain na Gaeilge, Scéalta & Rannta takes place in Watch House Cross Library at 4pm. Storytime and Rhymes as Gaeilge, for 0-5 year olds. Free event. More info here.
Lava Javas are hosting at an Alternative Céilí for teenages from 5pm to 7pm featuring DIY Musci, poetry and a live trad band with guided dance from the the All Irish Dance Academy
The UCH Music Club Spring 2024 Season returns with Verismo at 6.30pm. Emerging from the shadow of Verdi’s legacy, UCH Music Club kicks off with the original soap opera- the genre of verismo, which scored such colourful hits as Mascagni’s Cavalleria Rusticana, Leoncavallo’s Pagliacci and Cilea’s Adriana Lecouvreur. Tickets €70 for Friends of UCH members. More info here
Comedian Colm O’Regan is Dolans Kasbah at 7.30pm. Tickets €17 + BF. More info here
There’s a Drumming Workshop in the Wickham Way from 7pm to 9pm. A €10 donation is asked for. All welcome, no experience required.
Run 061’s weekly Speed Session Run starts at 7pm at the Strand. This is a 4km run covering Hills, Intervals or Tempo. Open to runners of all levels. More info here
Newton Faulkner plays Dolans Warehouse at 8pm. Tickets €29.50. More info here
Once Off Productions presents The Hare, a new play from co-writers Clare Monnelly and Bob Kelly, in the Belltable at 8pm. Directed by Bob Kelly, performed by Úna ní Bhriain with live music by Steve Wickham (The Waterboys). She’s an odd one; a lonely girl living at the edge of the world, ridiculed by her peers and unable to fit in. Torn between the society that rejects her & her own wilder nature, she creates her own world, and lives as best she can. She sees the rest of them, but holds them at a distance. We meet her on the day that is today – and today is made different by the arrival of a letter. An opening. A suggestion of potential life beyond this place and these people. Tickets €22/€20. More info here
Trevor Smith’s Friends In Low Places, the Ultimate Garth Brooks Experience, comes to the University Concert Hall at 8pm. Friends In Low Places has been performing in venues across Ireland, the UK and Europe and has been receiving an overwhelming reaction. Tickets €28. More info here
It’s Irish Language Night at Crew Brewing at 8pm. All levels welcome
Candlelight Concerts presents A Tribute to Queen in St Mary’s Cathedral at 9pm. Tickets from €26. More info here
It’s Trad Thursday in Katie Daly’s at 9.30pm.
Friday 15th March
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
There’s a Parent & Toddler Morning in Watch House Cross Library from 10.30am to 12pm with songs, stories and rhymes. Free event. More info here
The Milk Market is open from 11am to 3pm with Live Music, Brunch, Crafts, Antiques & Vintage
As part of Seachtain na Gaeilge, there’s a Ciorcal Comhrá (Conversation Circle) in the Milk Marketat 1pm. More info here
The Wickham Way Food Court will be open from 1pm – 9pm
Celebrate the St Patrick’s Weekend at the Crescent Shopping Centre from 4pm – 8pm with live music by electric violinist Aoife Kelly with DJ Eoghan Fitz from Spin South West.
The St Patrick’s Walls of Limerick takes place in Treaty City Brewery from 6.30pm. Get your dance on with a set dancing class, live trad music, and a Seaweed-themed BBQ as part of Limerick’s St Patrick’s Festival. You’ll get a complimentary pint of their brand new seaweed stout, Gowl Acting, and the atlantic feast is included in the ticket! Tickets €25. More info here
Bingo Loco returns to the Greenhills Hotel. Doors from 6.30pm. Tickets €27. More info here
White Feather Boutique on Denmark Street is hosting a Spring/Summer Fashion Show at 7pm. The MC for the night is stylist Chloe Markham. Together with local Limerick designer Ber McNamara and accessories brand Reima Studio, they will delve into our new season styles, offering valuable tips and tricks for the upcoming season. Tickets €30. More info here
Seanchoíche is a storytelling night taking place at 7.30pm in the Wickham Way. The theme of the night is ‘CHILDHOOD’. All stories told will revolve around this theme. Stories can be personal anecdotes based on your own experience, or the experience of someone in your life, they can be fictional pieces, they can be monologues, poetry or anything that you consider a story. More info here
SOLD OUT Smash Hits! return to Dolans Warehouse at 8pm. More info here
Limerick Jazz brings the John Donegan Irish Sextet to Dolans Warehouse at 9pm. Tickets €15. More info here
Anamoe Drive play Dolans Kasbah at 8pm as they launch their new album Breakfast in Bed. Tickets €12.50 + BF. More info here
Rock Icons Show: A Classic Rock Odyssey comes to the Lime Tree Theatre at 8pm. Presented by Production Icons, Rock Icons feature the music of such as Def Leppard, Free, Bon Jovi, Foreigner, Rainbow, Deep Purple, Thin Lizzy, Pink Floyd, Status Quo, Van Halen and beyond making this a must-see show for all rock fans! Tickets €28.50. More info here
Two ambient music stalwarts, Paddy Mulcahy & Shunya, will be lugging their gear to the Record Room at 8pm and treating you to some beautiful soundscapes, drones and possibly a kick drum or two. Paddy’s modular system is custom made and will sound perfect alongside Shunya’s musical output. Tickets €15. More info here
As part of the Belltable Late Night series, Under Cover of Night is a late-night double-bill of artists’ films in the Belltable from 9pm to Midnight. Presented in association with Ormston House. The two films are Becoming Plant (2022) by Grace Ndiritu and Expulsion (2021) by Caoimhín Gaffney. A brief introduction precedes each film and there will be a DJ in the foyer playing music before, between and after the films. Tickets €10. More info here
Scoil Ide Parents Association are holding a Table Quiz in O’Driscolls Bar, Corbally at 8pm. €40 for a team of 4.
The Limerick Musical Society is holding a Table Quiz in Castletroy Park Hotel at 8pm. €10pp or €40 for a table of 4. To book email [email protected]. More info here.
Limerick’s favourite crooner Liam O’Brian returns to the Savoy Hotel at 9pm with the music of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. Tickets €55 including a three-course meal. More info here.
SOLD OUT Candlelight Concerts presents A Tribute to Queen in St Mary’s Cathedral at 9pm. Tickets from €26. More info here
Riff Shop will perform at Amber Nightclub on Friday 15th March at 10pm.
Saturday 16th March
The Milk 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 9pm).
As part of Seachtain na Gaeilge, Giggles an Fear Grinn (Giggles the Clown) is the Milk Market from 10am to 1pm. More info here
The Art4Limerick Pop-Up Gallery is open from 10.30am to 5.30pm. It’s located at 19 Nicholas St. More info here
As part of Seachtain na Gaeilge, there’s a Ciorcal Comhrá (Conversation Circle) in the Castletroy Park Hotel at 11am. More info here
It’s Crafty Saturday in the Watch House Library from 11am to 4pm. This a free drop-in event. This is a self-guided activity so children must be accompanied and assisted by a grown up.
Ireland’s biggest Antiques, Art and Vintage Fair will take place at Limerick Racecourse on Saturday and Sunday from 11am – 6pm both days. Tickets €5 for adults while children go free. Adult: €5 Children: Free. More info here
Mixed Movement Limerick has its weekly meetup in the Wickham Way from 11:30pm to 2pm. There’s a €5 contribution towards rent and cost. More info here
The St Patrick’s Weekend Festivities continue in the Crescent Shopping Centre from 12pm to 2pm with a family friendly event with Giggles Entertainment. Get your photo taken with the Easter Bunny on the City Mall. Enjoy kids face painting, a kids disco with Jacko the Entertainer on the central concourse and meet ‘Lucky the Leprechaun’!
Limerick City will be a hive of activity with the Shamrock Street Shows on Bedford Row and music at The Green Stage on Thomas Street from 1pm to 3pm. From acrobats and stilt walkers to jugglers and circus acts, come see our wacky walkabout performers as they run amok, raising smiles on Bedford Row! Toe-tapping is the theme on Thomas Street, where “The Green Stage” will be ready for local musicians to entertain, from modern music to traditional tunes. Free event. More info here
As part of Seachtain na Gaeilge, Club Sproai (Fun club as Gailege) with Giggles an Fear Grinn (Giggles the Clown) is in the Manor Fields, Adare from 2pm to 4pm. More info here
It’s Super Saturday in the Six Nations:
- 2.15pm: Wales vs Italy – Principality Stadium, Cardiff (RTÉ)
- 4.45pm: Ireland vs Scotland – Aviva Stadium, Dublin (Virgin Media)
- 8pm: France vs England – Groupama Stadium, Lyon (RTÉ)
There’s a Choral Concert featuring the County Limerick Youth Choir and University of Richmond Schola Cantorum in St Mary’s Cathedral at 2.30pm. Free event. More info here
The Newcastle West St Patrick’s Day Parade starts at 3pm from the Square, Newcastle West
As part of Seachtain na Gaeilge, Scéalaíocht le Eddie Lenihan (Storytelling with Eddie Lenihan) takes place in the Ahane GAA clubhouse at 3pm. More info here
Treaty United (Women) play DLR Waves in the SSE Airtricity Women’s Premier Division at 5pm in the Markets Field. More info here
As part of Seachtain na Gaeilge, join the legendary Eddie Lenihan for bilingual storytelling at Wickham Way from 6pm to 7.30pm. Free event. More info here
As part of the Belltable Late Night series, Hardware is a new concept club event taking place in the Belltable from 7pm to midnight. Musicians; Brawni, Chaz Moloney, Paddy Mulcahy & Rustal combine their systems to create a 4 hour live improvised performance in the theatre. Visual artists; Alt For Jesus, Diabhal666, Fannylander, Glossy Boi, Mankyy & Ohhi Ohno will be exhibiting work to the theme of “ENERGY” . Exhibition curated by Ohhi Ohno. Artists will have works available for purchase on the night! Finally, the downstairs cafe will be lined with soft furnishings to create the ultimate Ambient Lounge, to chill out to the sounds of local hero Jack Brolly. Tickets €18. More info here
The St Patrick’s Weekend Festivities continue in Treaty City Brewery from 7.30pm to 11.30pm with three live vinyl DJ’s spinning sounds in the Brewery!
Treaty United (Men) are away to Longford Town in the Airtricty League of Ireland First Divsion at 7.30pm. Live coverage on LOItv.
George Murphy And The Rising Sons are in Dolans Warehouse from 8pm. George Murphy is an Irish singer songwriter who hails from the Dublin suburb of Beaumount. He exploded onto the Irish music scene after his memorable appearances on the RTE Television show “You’re a Star”. Just out of secondary school at the age of 17 he very quickly took over the Irish music scene. Tickets €24. More info here
The Mersey Beatles come to the Lime Tree Theatre at 8pm playing all the best Beatles hits. Tickets €32. More info here
The hilarious Sarah Millican brings her show Late Bloomer to the University Concert Hall at 8pm. Tickets €41.50. More info here
Limerick’s favourite crooner Liam O’Brian returns to the Savoy Hotel at 8pm with the music of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. Tickets €55 including a three-course meal. More info here.
As part of Seachtain na Gaeilge, there’s a Popup Gaeltacht in Sean Collins Bar, Adare at 8pm. More info here
Prima Volta Presents Citrus Fresh & Súil Amháin in the Record Room from 9pm til late. Prima Volta return with another line-up of some of the country’s most lauded acts. Suil Amhain & Citrus Fresh are primed to tear up our stage with some of their best bars and beats. Tickets €7 online / €10 at the door. More info here
Unscene Limerick’s Paddy’s Eve Alternative Irish Music Special in Pharmacia at 9.30ish. Free Entry
The Dolans After Party takes place on the Dolans Terrace at 10.30pm
Sunday 17th March (St Patrick’s Day)
The St. Patrick’s Day 5k/10k Run takes place in the Croom Sports Complex. The 10k run starts at 9am while the the 5k fun run/walk starts at 9.15am. More info here
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at the International Rugby Experience with live music, face painting, and more from 9.30am to 6pm. More info here
Nevsail are running their Limerick City Kayaking Tour from their base at the Hunt Museum from 10am. The 1.5 hour Tours cost €30 for kids/teens and €35 for adults. The 2.5 hours Tour costs €40 for kids/teens and €45 for adults. More info here
The Art4Limerick Pop-Up Gallery is open from 10.30am to 5.30pm. It’s located at 19 Nicholas St. More info here
The Hit Machine Drummers with out along the Parade Route from 11am entertaining the crowds before the Parade itself
The St. Patrick’s Day Art Fair will be in the Milk Market from 11am to 4pm.
Pop into Treaty City Brewery for a taste of Ireland with a limited edition “Green + Seaweed Cocktail” and delicious dillisk snacks!
Ireland’s biggest Antiques, Art and Vintage Fair will take place at Limerick Racecourse on Saturday and Sunday from 11am – 6pm both days. Tickets €5 for adults while children go free. Adult: €5 Children: Free. More info here
The Wickham Way Food Court will be open from 12pm to 6pm
The Limerick City St Patrick’s Day Parade kicks off at 12pm, heading from O’Connell Avenue (Roden Street junction) to Rutland Street. This year’s parade will see visual artists Buí Bolg join Lumen Street Theatre, Limerick Youth Dance Company, the Hit Machine Drummers and hundreds of local participants! Limerick student Seán O’Sullivan from Coláiste Chiaráin, winner of the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition, will be the Grand Marshal for the 2024 parade. More info here
Meanwhile, there’s loads of other St Patrick’s Day Parades happening throughout the County:
- Broadford: 12pm – Broadford, Co. Limerick
- Castleconnell: 12pm – Scanlon Park
- Mountcollins: 12.30pm – Mountcollins Community Centre
- Rathkeale: 12.30pm – Tadhg O’Connors Hardware, New Line
- Kilmallock: 1pm – Kilmallock Church
- Kilfinane: 2pm – McCarthy’s Yard
- Askeaton: 2.30pm – Church Car Park
- Bruff: 2.30pm – Scoil Dean Cussen
- Adare: 3pm – Scoil Naomh Iosaf
- Ballylanders: 3pm – Tonedale Bedding Grounds
- Castlemahon: 3pm Castlemahon, Co. Limerick
- Abbeyfeale: 4pm – Mountmahon Industrial Estate
In the Allianz Hurling League, Limerick play Galway in Pearse Stadium, Galway (moved from the original venue of TUS Gaelic Grounds) at 1.45pm.
The XOD Mirror Dancers will be entertaining the crowds after the parade on Thomas St from 2pm. More info here
The Abbeyfeale St. Patrick’s Day festival will take place from 2pm. The theme for this years event is “Fleadh le Cheile, Manaistir Na Feile”. More info here
Dolans Pub will host it’s annual St Patrick’s Day Traditional Music Session in the front bar from 2pm. More info here
Join Irelands leading Drag Haus, Mockie Ah and Limerick’s Queen of Cabaret, Miss Lavelle for the Mockie Ah St. Patricia’s Queer Cabaret in The Comercial at 6.30pm. Hosted by Miss Lavelle and Candy Warhol with very special guests Mia Gold, Robert Von Hart and JJ Balls. Tickets from €11.70. More info here
The Bohemian Vibes Open Mic night kicks off at the Wickham from 7pm.
Limerick Legends The O’Malleys are in Dolans Upstairs at 8pm. Tickets €15. More info here
Limerick Pride is taking over Dolans Warehouse to bring you Ireland’s leading Dragqueens, locally and nationally, for a massive St. Patrick’s Day Extravaganza from 8.30pm. Profits made will go towards Limerick Pride Festival 2024. Tickets €15. More info here
The Altered Hours are in Dolans Kasbah from 9pm with special guests Fonda. Tickets €18 + BF (tickets for original show still valid). More info here
Local DJs Midweek are in the Record Room from 10pm. Tickets €10 on the door. More info here
Wank Bank Paddy’s Day party is in Pharmacia from 10pm. Tickets:€10 on Eventbrite and €12 at the door. More info here
Monday 18th March (Public Holiday)
The 52nd Limerick International Band Championship kicks off at 12pm with a thunderous display of toe-tapping music and troops of over 1,600 talented homegrown and international marching band musicians! More info here
Treaty City Brewery will offering Recovery Burritos frpm 12pm to 4pm to bring you back to full health where a full Irish breakfast burrito and a shot of wheatgrass-whiskey is bound to whet your whistle!
That’s all for this week’s Limerick Events Guide. So, what you’re looking forward to?
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