Limerick Events Guide – 7th-13th July
All Week (7th-13th July)
Cole and Flow, a weekend of movement and mindfulness takes place at Cole & Co. in Mungret Park. With group runs, ski machine challenges, yoga, and pilates sessions, there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re looking to get active, try something new, or just take a break and reset, it’s a great chance to do it alongside others in the community. More info here
Explore Limerick’s Stories, Streets & Heritage with Limerick Civic Trust. Walking tours run daily at 12pm from Arthur’s Quay Park. Learn the history of different sites, such as the historic bridges, the castle, St.Mary’s Cathedral, the Treaty Stone, and the beautiful river Shannon. We will also be taking in the different quarters of Limerick, and watching how the city developed! Tickets are 10 euro for adults, teenagers, and older children, but all children under 8 go free! More info here
Monday 7th July
As part of Limerick Pride, a Fostering Information morning with Jeanette Seymour, Tusla Fostering will take place at GOSHH, Davis Street from 10am to 12 pm. More info here
It’s Comedy Night in Sextons at 7.30pm as Four Corners Comedy Club welcomes six comedians from around the country. Free event. More info here
The Thomond Wind Ensemble and Benedictine College Band (USA) will be performing a Free concert on O’Connell Avenue at 7.30pm. This joint concert will showcase the breadth of musical repertoire available to the modern wind band. Audiences will be treated to an incredible evening of music. More info here
It’s Industry Night in Pharmacia from 8pm
As part of Limerick Pride, Queens of the Night takes place from 8.30pm at McGettigan’s featuring a night of drag performances, audience games, entertainment, and a fun time out. Finger food will be provided on the night followed by DJ. Free entry. More info here
Tuesday 8th July
As part of Limerick Pride, a Youth Flag Workshop event for ages 13-17 takes place at GOSHH, Davis Street from 12pm to 3pm. More info here
A free Lunchtime concert featuring Luke Lally Maguire (Piano) will take place in St Mary’s Cathedral at 1.15pm. More info here
The Tintéan Sessions take place in the Commercial Bar from 8.30pm. Free Entry
Wednesday 9th July
As part of Limerick Pride, Proud to Create – Art and Creative Writing Exhibition event takes place at GOSHH, Davis Street from 9.30am to 5pm. More info here
TELEVISED The British & Irish Lions play the Brumbies at 11am. Live coverage on Sky Sports
An Illustration Workshop will take place in the Limerick City Library at 12.30pm. Come along and create absurd and funny stories with author and illustrator Celina Buckley. Free event. More info here
The Koala Who Could is on in the Lime Tree Theatre at 1:30pm and 4pm. Based on the best-selling children’s book by Rachel Bright and Jim Field, The Koala Who Could comes to life on stage in a delightful production for the whole family. This heart-warming story follows Kevin the koala as he discovers the courage to embrace change. Featuring puppetry, original music, and playful storytelling, the show captures the charm and spirit of the much-loved tale, offering an uplifting experience for audiences of all ages. Tickets €21 per person. More info here
The Golf Sixes Inter-Club Qualifiers Munster takes place in Ballyneety Golf Club at 4pm. Golf Sixes is a fun, exciting and innovative playing format for juniors getting started in golf. It is a team-based competition that gives juniors the experience of being part of a team and representing their club at beginner level. The shortened format of the game, played across 6 six holes and from distances no more than 150 metres, provides the perfect pathway for junior golfers to develop their competitive skills in a safe and inclusive environment. Tickets €25. More info here
As part of Limerick Pride, GOSHH are holding a Meditation Night from 6pm to 8pm. More info here
As part of Limerick Pride, a Speed Dating for LGBTQ+ Women and Non Binary Community – age 30+ , takes place at 101 Limerick from 6.30pm. The aim of this event is to create a vibrant space for people of diverse identities from the LGBTQIA+ community to connect, explore potential matches, and form meaningful relationships. You will be provided with a structured speed dating session that will involve rotational, timed one-on-one conversations, allowing participants to meet and connect with a variety of individuals. You must register beforehand. Free event. More info here
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
As part of Limerick Pride, Speed Dating for GBT+ Men and Non Binary Community – age 30+, takes place at 101 Limerick from 8pm. The aim of this event is to create a vibrant space for people of diverse identities from the LGBTQIA+ community to connect, explore potential matches, and form meaningful relationships. You will be provided with a structured speed dating session that will involve rotational, timed one-on-one conversations, allowing participants to meet and connect with a variety of individuals. You must register beforehand. Free event. More info here
It’s Open Mic Night in the Glen Tavern from 9pm to 11pm.
It’s Weekend on Wednesday with DJ Senan in Mickey Martins from 9.30pm
Thursday 10th July
The Koala Who Could is on in the Lime Tree Theatre at 11am and 2pm. Based on the best-selling children’s book by Rachel Bright and Jim Field, The Koala Who Could comes to life on stage in a delightful production for the whole family. This heart-warming story follows Kevin the koala as he discovers the courage to embrace change. Featuring puppetry, original music, and playful storytelling, the show captures the charm and spirit of the much-loved tale, offering an uplifting experience for audiences of all ages. Tickets €21 per person. More info here
As part of Limerick Pride, a Youth Book Club event for ages 15-17 takes place from 12pm to 1pm at GOSHH, Davis Street. They will be discussing “Gwen & Art are NOT in love” by Lex Croucher. Copies of the book are available to borrow from GOSHH. More info here
As part of Limerick Pride, a Youth Movie event for ages 13-17 takes place from 1.15pm to 3.30pm at GOSHH, Davis Street. More info here
The Savoy Collection Food Trail is a culinary experience featuring three courses, three Venues, and one unforgettable night. To begin, starters at Hamptons, Main Course at The 5 Star Savoy, desserts and live entertainment at Vincenzo’s Grill House. Staggered arrival window from Hamptons between 5.30pm and 7.30pm. Reservations recommended to guarantee your place, walk-ins welcome. €39.00 per person. More info here
As part of Limerick Pride, Rainbow Roots, a Pride discussion takes place in the secret garden of 101 O Connell Street from 7 pm till late. Meet in the secret garden of 101 as we go back to our roots with a relaxed panel discussion from the people who were involved with the LGBT movement, events, and clubs in Limerick. Hear their stories and humour and join us in celebration with drag performances and DJ. Guests include sporting legend Jackie McCarthy O’Brien, Dave Cuddihy of Sarsfield Rugby Club, Nicole Dunphy and Billie Stocia who were both involved in the formation of Limerick Pride and LGBT Limerick community legends Myles Breen and Jim Lawless joined by historian Sharon Slater. More info here
US-based Irish Comedian Katie Boyle is in Dolans Kasbah 7.30pm. Following her sold-out tour of Ireland in summer 2024, Katie Boyle is returning home this summer with the new stand up show she is working on, ‘Roe v. Wade Versus Katie’. It’s about abortion rights, life in America, Saint Brigid, doing long distance with a childhood crush and Irish history. Join Katie for her uniquely personal dark comedy. Tickets €20. More info here
It’s Thirsty Thursday with DJ Kimmi in Mickey Martins from 9.30pm
Friday 11th July
The Patrickswell GAA Golf Classic takes place in the Ballyneety Golf Club from 9am. The playing format is the ever-popular ‘Champagne Scramble’, with prizes for 1st to 3rd placed teams, a Longest Drive competition and a Closest to the Pin competition. There will also be great raffle prizes to be won on the day all generously sponsored. Teebox and green sponsorship is also available for €100 per hole. €400 for a team of four. More info here
As part of Limerick Pride, the Inner Voice online event is back by popular demand from 1pm to 2 pm. Limerick Pride: Neurodiverse Affirming Therapy for the LGBTQIA+ Community Join Limerick Pride for a groundbreaking event focusing on inclusive therapy for the LGBTQIA+ community – celebrating diversity and empowerment! Free event. More info here
As part of Limerick Pride, Print with Pride with Limerick Printmakers from 4.15 pm to 6.15 pm, is a free event where you can bring along your t-shirts, jumpers, tote bags, or simply use some of the paper at the event, to create your own custom Limerick Pride Silk Screen art piece. More info here
The Wolfe Tones bring their Final Farewell Tour to Thomond Park from 5pm. The iconic band, comprised of Noel Nagle, Brian Warfield and Tommy Byrne, have been entertaining audiences in Ireland and beyond since 1963. Tickets from €56.15 More info here
The Big Limerick Seisiún with live music and dance takes place every evening in the Locke Bar at 5pm and 9pm
As part of Limerick Pride, the Limerick Pride Youth Party takes place at Lava Javas Youth Cafe, Lower Glentworth Street from 5 pm – 8 pm. Presented by Limerick Youth Service, young people (14-19yrs) from Limerick and beyond are invited to enjoy music and meet new people at this free event. The team will also be preparing for Limerick’s Pride Parade which takes place the following day. More info here
As part of Limerick Pride, Dance Limerick hosts the Pride Dance Party from 6.30pm. First up is a Dance workshop from 6.30pm to 8.30pm. This is a chance to learn different ways of moving, through fun group dynamics and games and music by Tom Prendergast. This is followed by a Dance Party from 8.30pm to 11pm. Attendees can participate in the dance games, mingle, chat, have some snacks and enjoy the party with old and new friends; all to the best tunes played by Tom Prendergast. Pay as you feel for the workshop; registration needed. The dance party is free and no need to register. More info here
Treaty United (Men) will take on Cobh Ramblers in the Markets Field at 7.45pm. Tickets €14 for adults, €10 for OAPs/Students/Juveniles, €5 for children under 11. Live coverage on LOItv. More info here
Pre Drink Pride with music from DJBssexxx takes place in the Wickham from 8pm. Tickets €10. More info here
T’was the night before Pride, a free entry traditional pre-pride party with street performers, guest DJ’s and camp classics will take place at Mickey Martins from 8.30 pm. Special Guest DJ is Tonie Walsh, the Grand Marshall for Pride 2025! More info here
Pure Gay Cabaret, an electrifying night of drag, burlesque, and pure queer joy hits the Record Room at 8.30pm, as part of Limerick Pride. Hosted by the mother of Limerick burlesque and one half of The Wild Geeze, the inimitable Laura LaVelle, this sizzling showcase features dazzling performances from Joe on the Dolan, Frida Nip, and more. Expect drag queens, drag kings, music, comedy, and erotic cabaret – followed by a fierce DJ afterparty with Candy Warhol. This is one night you do not want to miss. Tickets €18. More info here
Saturday 12th July (Pride Parade)
As part of Limerick Pride, the Milsean Pride Queer Market takes place at Wickham Way from 10am to 3pm. More info here
As part of Limerick Pride, a Limerick Pride Youth Pre-Parade Breakfast takes place from 10.30am at Lava Javas Youth Cafe, Lower Glentworth Street. Presented by Limerick Youth Service, young people (14-19yrs) from Limerick and beyond are invited to prepare for the Limerick Pride Parade. More info here
TELEVISED The British & Irish Lions take on an Invitational Australia & New Zealand team at 11am. Live coverage on Sky Sports
As part of Limerick Pride, a Pride Coffee Meet Up takes place GOSHH, Davis Street from 11 am to 1pm pre-parade. More info here
PIGTOWN PICK OF THE WEEK The Limerick LGBTQ Pride Parade 2025 takes place from 2pm. Gathering for floats and vehicles starts at 12:20pm at Merchants Quay with groups gathering from 1pm. Then proudly and visibly make its way through the city and then to the back of the Hunt Museum for Pridefest (After party) from 3-6pm. Feel free to be as colorful and creative as you wish. More info here
Dyke Night, an alternative Limerick Pride Party, comes to Pharmacia from 3pm. Tunes downstairs in the lane from 3pm with the party continuing upstairs from 9pm till late. Featuring DJS LOLZ, Esme2k, DJ Egg, Alba and Kloya and performers: Robert Von Hart, Roibi, Miz Meg and Cirque Du Doth. Tickets €22.60. More Info Here
TELEVISED Limerick’s Footballers play Kildare in the Final of the Tailteann Cup in Croke Park at 2. 30pm. More info here
The Limerick Pride Afterparty takes place in the Hunt Museum Gardens from 3pm to 6pm. This is a free family-friendly event with cone van, a cafe and bar on site, free face painting, live music, performances, drag, and plenty of entertainment including the annual tea dance with Myles Breen. Hosted by Elle Uminati. Free event. More info here
The Script will play their only Irish show of 2025 at Thomond Park Stadium from 5pm. After 10 billion streams, 12 million album sales, six UK #1 albums and two Platinum-certified US singles, The Script returned with the release of their album ‘Satellites’ in August 2024. Tickets €59.85. More info here
Boozie Brunch with Rick Swann is on in the Black Rabbit from 7pm. Expect live trumpet, cocktails flowing, good vibes, and a crowd ready to dance. Whether you’re out for a night with the girls, date night with a twist, or just in the mood to party – this is not to be missed. Tickets €10/12. More info here
TELEVISED The Ireland Rugby team play Portugal at 7pm. Live coverage on Virgin Media
Treaty United (Women) will take on Shamrock Rovers in the Markets Field at 7.35pm. Tickets €14 for adults, €10 for OAPs/Students/Juveniles, €5 for children under 11. Live coverage on LOItv. More info here
Limerick Pride: The Climax Party, the official Limerick Pride Party, will take place in Dolans at 8.30pm. They have a stellar lineup including Tyran Thrax (Ru Paul’s Drag Race winner), Absolute Britney, Paul Ryder, Regina George, hosted by Victoria Secret, joined by local and national drag queens, followed by DJ Ruth from the George Dublin in the warehouse. Everything is under one roof, with multiple bars and DJs, including ‘Saved by the 90s’ upstairs in Dolans with a live drummer and Alter Ego downstairs in the Kasbah Club. Each venue has a different vibe to it, with multiple bars and DJ. General tickets €24. VIP Tickets €52. More info here
Mic Drop Comedy is back in the Record Room from 8.30pm. As always, there are limited seats available, so get your tickets early to avoid disappointment! Tickets €10. More info here
It’s the Saturday Sessions with DJ Greg at Mickey Martins at 9.30pm
Limerick’s vinyl-only club night The Vault is back at the Record Room from 10pm with Pippy and Niall Colgan. Free entry. More info here
A Lip Sync Battle takes place at 10pm in the Wickham. This year’s Lip Sync Battle will consist of 8 drag kings and queens. Battles include: Dite Doll vs. Asher B.Grant, Billie Mystique vs. Strá Pón, Neo Nocturne vs. Viktor Complex, and Little Cupid vs. Dizzy S’Praxic. All fighting for not only the crown, trophy and title, but one of your favourite performers will win a grand prize for their fight. The audience can challenge anyone to a lip sync battle for mystery prizes on the night. Prizes ranging from merch to vouchers and more. Lip Sync the night away with our drag performers and Armóin Events’ own resident DJ. Tickets €10. More info here
Sunday 13th July
The Painted Pot Pottery Activity Studio is celebrating its birthday at the Barnagh Greenway Hub from 11am. With tons of parking, a delicious BBQ, Ice-cream, games, face painting, and beautiful gardens to explore directly on the Limerick Greenway, it will be a super day out for all. Enjoy a 10% birthday discount on all pottery painting! More info here
Blonde Canvas Co presents Market & Masterpieces in the Milk Market at 12pm. A creative morning of painting, sweet treats, and sipping your favourite drink – the perfect Sunday reset! You’ll be painting tote bags, mingling, and soaking in the feel-good market atmosphere. No painting experience needed – just come for the vibes! All material provided. Tickets €35. More info here
The latest instalment in the Limerick Wellbeing Series takes place at the Rathkeale Greenway Hub from 12pm. The Limerick Wellbeing Series isn’t just about being active, it’s about creating connections, embracing the outdoors, and discovering simple ways to boost your physical and mental wellbeing. Each event is designed to bring people of all ages and abilities together in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you’re walking, running, cycling, looking for a physical challenge or simply soaking up the atmosphere, there’s something for everyone. Tickets €12.50. More info here
Stonecraft in Prehistoric Ireland with Farina Sternke takes place in Lough Gur Visitor Centre at 1pm. A rare opportunity to delve into the fascinating world of stonecraft in prehistoric Ireland, a hands-on workshop on how implements were made. Tickets €30. More info here
Drag Me to Brunch takes place at House Limerick from 2pm to 4pm. Twp hours of entertainment, good food and drinks to bring the Pride Week to a festive close. Tickets €25, includes a brunch option and two glasses of prosecco. More info here
The Afro Delight/State Your Flow Lane Party takes place in Mickey Martins from 4pm till late
The Wolfe Tones bring their Final Farewell Tour to Thomond Park from 5pm. The iconic band, comprised of Noel Nagle, Brian Warfield and Tommy Byrne, have been entertaining audiences in Ireland and beyond since 1963. Tickets from €56.15 More info here
Jason Mannion is in the Glen Tavern