The Acoustic Club is a live music venue presenting local, independent and community musicians. Every first Tuesday of the month, starts 9pm, in The Number 3 Pub, Lr. Glentworth Street, Limerick (alongside the Glen Tavern). To sign up for the Open-Mic, email Dominic at limerickwriterscentre@gmail.com or just turn up early to get your name on the play list! The Acoustic Club is an initiative of the Limerick Writers’ Centre.
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Poetry & Prose After hours at The People’s Museum of Limerick
Revival Press and the Limerick Writers’ Centre Present: An Evening with the V94 Write Offs at The People’s Museum of Limerick Revival Press and the Limerick Writers’ Centre are delighted to announce a special literary event taking place on Tuesday, 8th September at 7.30pm in The People’s Museum of Limerick, 2 Pery Square. This vibrant evening of readings will showcase guest writers from the V94 Write Offs, one of Limerick’s most dynamic creative writing groups. The event forms part of After Hours at The Museum, an initiative of the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport, designed to open cultural spaces...
‘It Doesn’t Get Any Better Than This’ Book Launch 14th Aug 2026
Launch of It Doesn’t Get Any Better Than This by Miriam O’Donohoe. DATE: 14 August 2026; VENUE: The Good House, Inagh, Co. Clare; LAUNCHED BY: Burren Poet /Philosopher Patrick McCormack Revival Press is proud to announce the forthcoming launch of Miriam O’Donohoe’s debut poetry collection, It Doesn’t Get Any Better Than This – a lyrical and deeply rooted celebration of rural life in County Clare. Drawing on her childhood in the Burren’s limestone valleys and the rich storytelling tradition passed down through her family, O’Donohoe invites readers to walk beside her through landscapes where history, mythology, and lived memory intertwine....
International Honour for Limerick Poet John Liddy as Hong Kong Review Publishes Major Critique of his latest work True to Form.
Limerick poet John Liddy has received significant international recognition with the publication of a full review of his latest collection, True to Form, in The Hong Kong Review, one of Asia’s leading English‑language literary journals. The review, titled Form and Fidelity, written by Tony Huang, Director and General Editor of the journal, offers a thoughtful and appreciative reading of True to Form, underscoring Liddy’s mastery of craft and his distinctive voice. For a Limerick poet to be featured in a journal of such international standing is a significant achievement, highlighting the global reach of Irish poetry and the enduring resonance...