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THE Lime Tree Theatre, Limerick’s newest concert venue has just launched its first autumn/winter season programme.
Read More »Monthly Archives: August 2012
Wolfe Tones were always in control
Wolfe Tones will compete in senior B hurling again in 2013 following an easy win over Smith O’Briens at O’Garney Park in Sixmilebridge on Wednesday evening.
Read More »(No) Thanks for the memories
FILM REVIEW
Read More »Daly to stay with the Dubs
Clare’s All-Ireland winning hurling captain Anthony Daly is set to remain at the helm in Dublin for another term.Dublin chairman Andy Kettle, speaking at the media day for the county’s footballers ahead of Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final clash with Mayo, said the Clarecastle man “is 99% certain to come back on board”.
Read More »Duggan’s accuracy vital for St Joseph’s
This Senior Football Championship game at Lissycasey on Sunday evening certainly won’t be remembered as one of the better games of the season but St Joseph’s were happy with the outcome as their two-point win has put them through to the quarter-finals.
Read More »On the couch
DVD REVIEW
Read More »On Parade in Edwardian England
TV REVIEW Adaptions are always a murky business. How to bring a complex book to TV without sending avid fans into apoplexy, while conveying the material coherently to a new audience?
Read More »Second-half goals seal victory for champions
Kilmurry-Ibrickane 2-6 Éire Óg 0-6 Second-half goals from Johnnie Daly (penalty) and Keith King helped steer county senior football champions Kilmurry-Ibrickane into the quarter-finals, overcoming Éire Óg in a disappointing contest at Kilmihil on Sunday evening.
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