REPRO FREE 24.02.17
Limerick Literary Festival, officialy opened by Olivia O Leary, at the Limerick City Gallery of Art.
Pictured at the opening was Vivienne McKechnie, Limerick Literary Festival committee member, Olivia O Leary and Richard Blanco, American writer.
The festival, formerly known as Kate O Brien Weekend, is this year celebrating its 33rd edition. The event continues to honour the life and work of the Limerick author, while attracting prominent participants from all over the world. This year, we have gathered up to 20 participants from Ireland, England, Italy and the US in five different venues in Limerick.
Picture Oisin McHugh True Media.
REPRO FREE 24.02.17
Limerick Literary Festival, officialy opened by Olivia O Leary, at the Limerick City Gallery of Art.
Pictured at the opening was Vivienne McKechnie, Limerick Literary Festival committee member, Olivia O Leary and Richard Blanco, American writer.
The festival, formerly known as Kate O Brien Weekend, is this year celebrating its 33rd edition. The event continues to honour the life and work of the Limerick author, while attracting prominent participants from all over the world. This year, we have gathered up to 20 participants from Ireland, England, Italy and the US in five different venues in Limerick.
Picture Oisin McHugh True Media.
REPRO FREE 24.02.17
Limerick Literary Festival, officialy opened by Olivia O Leary, at the Limerick City Gallery of Art.
Pictured at the opening was Vivienne McKechnie, Limerick Literary Festival committee member, Olivia O Leary and Richard Blanco, American writer.
The festival, formerly known as Kate O Brien Weekend, is this year celebrating its 33rd edition. The event continues to honour the life and work of the Limerick author, while attracting prominent participants from all over the world. This year, we have gathered up to 20 participants from Ireland, England, Italy and the US in five different venues in Limerick.
Picture Oisin McHugh True Media.
REPRO FREE 24.02.17
Limerick Literary Festival, officialy opened by Olivia O Leary, at the Limerick City Gallery of Art.
Pictured speaking at the opening of the Limerick Literary Festival was Olivia O Leary.
The festival, formerly known as Kate O Brien Weekend, is this year celebrating its 33rd edition. The event continues to honour the life and work of the Limerick author, while attracting prominent participants from all over the world. This year, we have gathered up to 20 participants from Ireland, England, Italy and the US in five different venues in Limerick.
Picture Oisin McHugh True Media.
REPRO FREE 24.02.17
Limerick Literary Festival, officialy opened by Olivia O Leary, at the Limerick City Gallery of Art.
Pictured speaking at the opening of the Limerick Literary Festival was Olivia O Leary.
The festival, formerly known as Kate O Brien Weekend, is this year celebrating its 33rd edition. The event continues to honour the life and work of the Limerick author, while attracting prominent participants from all over the world. This year, we have gathered up to 20 participants from Ireland, England, Italy and the US in five different venues in Limerick.
Picture Oisin McHugh True Media.
REPRO FREE 24.02.17
Limerick Literary Festival, officialy opened by Olivia O Leary, at the Limerick City Gallery of Art.
Pictured, from left was Valerie Dolan, Limerick and Trish Brewitt, Meelick at the opening of the Limerick Literary Festival.
The festival, formerly known as Kate O Brien Weekend, is this year celebrating its 33rd edition. The event continues to honour the life and work of the Limerick author, while attracting prominent participants from all over the world. This year, we have gathered up to 20 participants from Ireland, England, Italy and the US in five different venues in Limerick.
Picture Oisin McHugh True Media.
REPRO FREE 24.02.17
Limerick Literary Festival, officialy opened by Olivia O Leary, at the Limerick City Gallery of Art.
Pictured, from left was Sarah Ellen Murphy, Raheen and Olive Cowpar, North Circular Road at the opening of the Limerick Literary Festival.
The festival, formerly known as Kate O Brien Weekend, is this year celebrating its 33rd edition. The event continues to honour the life and work of the Limerick author, while attracting prominent participants from all over the world. This year, we have gathered up to 20 participants from Ireland, England, Italy and the US in five different venues in Limerick.
Picture Oisin McHugh True Media.
REPRO FREE 24.02.17
Limerick Literary Festival, officialy opened by Olivia O Leary, at the Limerick City Gallery of Art.
Pictured, from left was Anne Hackett, Limerick, Mercedes Burn, Limerick and Olive Frost, Castletroy at the opening of the Limerick Literary Festival.
The festival, formerly known as Kate O Brien Weekend, is this year celebrating its 33rd edition. The event continues to honour the life and work of the Limerick author, while attracting prominent participants from all over the world. This year, we have gathered up to 20 participants from Ireland, England, Italy and the US in five different venues in Limerick.
Picture Oisin McHugh True Media.
REPRO FREE 24.02.17
Limerick Literary Festival, officialy opened by Olivia O Leary, at the Limerick City Gallery of Art.
Pictured, from left was Margaret Jackson, Scott McKechnie, Jessica McKechnie and Sean Jackson at the opening of the Limerick Literary Festival.
The festival, formerly known as Kate O Brien Weekend, is this year celebrating its 33rd edition. The event continues to honour the life and work of the Limerick author, while attracting prominent participants from all over the world. This year, we have gathered up to 20 participants from Ireland, England, Italy and the US in five different venues in Limerick.
Picture Oisin McHugh True Media.
REPRO FREE 24.02.17
Limerick Literary Festival, officialy opened by Olivia O Leary, at the Limerick City Gallery of Art.
Pictured, from left was Peggy O Shanahan, Clareview, Barbara O Shanahan and Carmel O Shanahan, Ardnacrusha at the opening of the Limerick Literary Festival.
The festival, formerly known as Kate O Brien Weekend, is this year celebrating its 33rd edition. The event continues to honour the life and work of the Limerick author, while attracting prominent participants from all over the world. This year, we have gathered up to 20 participants from Ireland, England, Italy and the US in five different venues in Limerick.
Picture Oisin McHugh True Media.
