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As part of the Limerick Civic Trust Autumn Lecture Series 2017, Ian Ritchie spoke about his own centrality as a renowned architect for glass structures innovation.

Camera: Cian Reinhardt. Assistant Camera: Julie McLoughlin. Editor/Producer: Richard Lynch.
A http://www.richardknows.com/ Production 2017.

Limerick LGBTI Pride Festival 2016, running from Monday, July 11 until Sunday, July 17 with the Parade on Saturday, July 16. http://limerickpride.ie/. #unitedcoloursoflimerick

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Winners of the 2014 All Ireland Scholarships were officially recognised by the Republic of Ireland Soccer Manager, Martin O’Neill and the Minister for Education & Skills, Jan O’Sullivan TD, at an awards ceremony today Saturday 8th November, 2014 at the University of Limerick. Jan O’Sullivan TD and the Minister for Employment and Learning, Northern Ireland, Dr Stephen Farry presented 126 highly talented students from the North and South with a third-level scholarship award.

Sponsored by JP McManus, the educational scheme is set to provide financial assistance to many high achieving students who completed their Leaving Certificate/A Level examinations in 2014.

Filmed at “Limericks Dream Will Do” at University Concert Hall, a show which featured international musical theatre and pop star, Jason Donovan along with many talented Limerick performers. Former Neighbours soap actor and record breaking singer, Jason Donovan was joined on stage by John Brannoch, Shonagh Daly, Nigel Dugdale, Jean McGlynn, Amanda Minihan and Liam O’Brien who showcased a number of roof-raising songs from “The Shows”. I had the pleasure of interviewing about Jason about this career, his life and even Kylie!
Camera: Aisling O Connor. Editor/Presenter: Richard Lynch.

A tribute to Denisse Kyle Dasco who tragically passed away at age 20 on Friday, April 21, 2017. Denisse’s mother, Gwen, expressed her sorrow at the loss of her wonderful daughter, posting to facebook she said, “I have a BEAUTIFUL Angel up in Heaven now, I will blow kisses to you up there every day. My precious Denisse, I will miss you forever and ever& ever, I love u so much .”

A film by Luke Culhane. Produced by Richard Lynch.

The John McNamara Exhibition, celebrating some of the outstanding fashion creations of the late Limerick fashion designer, will take place at the Hunt Museum commencing Thursday, April 6 running until Sunday, April 30.

Camera: Aisling O'Connor. Music: Richard Lynch & Brian McKenna. Graphics: Aladdin Kishk. Presenter/Editor/Producer: Richard Lynch.

The world’s largest collection of model aircraft has gone on permanent show in the most appropriate home possible for it – the very airport where the obsession began for a collector to purchase 1,500 plus specialist diecast models.

Happy St. Patricks Day 2013 from everyone at I Love Limerick.


Filmed by Seán Wrenn

Music by
Kevin Macleod
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A group of Limerick creatives get together, not for profit, but to be creative, have fun and promote Limerick business.

Limerick LGBT held a candlelit vigil for the victims of the Orlando shootings at the Arthurs Quay Park. This was the second of two vigils held. #orlando #unitedcolursoflimerick #lovelimerick #weareorlando

Camera: Aisling O Connor, Sarah Hayes and Sarah O Connell. Editor & Producer: Richard Lynch.

The exhibition Celia Holman-Lee: Limerick’s Style Icon runs until May 3 at the Hunt Museum, Limerick. http://celiaholmanlee.com - See more at: http://www.ilovelimerick.ie/2015/celi....
Presenter/Producer: Richard Lynch. Camera: Aisling O Connor. Editor: Richard Lynch. Music: Richard Lynch & Brian McKenna. Graphics: Aladdin Kishk.

Celia Holman Lee & Richard Lynch visit the Lavery & Osborne: Observing Life exhibition running at the Hunt Museum Limerick until Monday, September 30th, 2019. #richardknows #lovelimerick See https://www.huntmuseum.com/event/lave...
Featuring selected works by Sir John Lavery (1856-1941) and Walter Frederick Osborne (1859-1903) two of the foremost Irish artists of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, many from private collections, being shown publicly for the first time.