About us
A group for anybody (of any age!!) looking for people to socialise with. Up for doing pretty much anything social so drinks, food, coffee, exercise, live music or whatever takes your fancy.
Our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebiglimerickmee...
Our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/16829480986...
Surely there are people in Limerick looking to get out, meet a few people and have a bit of fun in the process. Go on, prove me right!
If you see this group and it interests you, don't be shy, just join and say hello. I have never used meetup before so not sure what I am at, so get in touch and we can work from there. Send me a message if you have any questions, want to suggest anything or have an idea and want to host a meeting of any sort.
Upcoming events
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The Urban Fabric - A Talk by Kev Collins
Mary Immaculate College, (Mary I) Limerick,, South Circular Rd, Courtbrack, V94 VN26, Limerick, IEReimagining Limerick - An Taisce Lecture (Tickets 10 euro online)
https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/kevin-collins-the-urban-fabric-tickets-1997693324510?aff=ebdssbdestsearchKevin Collins is an independent filmmaker, and content creator who explores how Irish towns and cities can become more liveable, vibrant and resilient.Through cinematic storytelling, data-driven research and on-the-ground analysis, Kevin examines the relationship between transport, public space, heritage and the everyday experience of city life.
His projects have explored topics including pedestrianisation, sustainable transport, cycling infrastructure, urban greening, biodiversity, public squares, historic streetscapes, accessibility, housing, riverfronts and the role of culture in shaping successful city centres.
His talks combine research, visual storytelling and practical examples to challenge assumptions about traffic, public space and urban development, while encouraging audiences to imagine how their own cities could evolve over the coming decades. At this event, Kevin will explore the ideas behind The Urban Fabric and discuss how cities like Limerick can balance movement, heritage, commerce, culture and environmental sustainability to create places that work better for everyone.
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Past events
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