Stuff to do in Limerick

Mc Love · 05-08-2009 1:56pm

seachto7 wrote: »

again, none of those in Limerick!! Plus you can't spend an entire day at the Clare Glens, or in the Hunt Museum.

Jaysus, I recall Rome, I know it's comparing chalk and cheese, but there was plenty to do that never involved a museum or a pub..

Maybe the Belltable if there's something on there..?

The first one I mentioned is in Limerick (County). You could go to the Hunt Museum or maybe King Johns Castle.

Lounge around drinking in the peoples park (i hear its very popular with the locals)

And you dont have to drink (alcohol) if you go to a public house. Dolans have trad sessions.

There is lots of things to do in Limerick if you are a tourist. Plus lot more things to do - open your eyes and you would be surprised. The advantage to Limerick is that there are many things to do from Limerick - as in visit Clare, Cork and Kerry as they are all in close proximity!

seachto7 · 05-08-2009 2:56pm

sparkysrovers wrote: »

The first one I mentioned is in Limerick (County). You could go to the Hunt Museum or maybe King Johns Castle.

Lounge around drinking in the peoples park (i hear its very popular with the locals)

And you dont have to drink (alcohol) if you go to a public house. Dolans have trad sessions.

There is lots of things to do in Limerick if you are a tourist. Plus lot more things to do - open your eyes and you would be surprised. The advantage to Limerick is that there are many things to do from Limerick - as in visit Clare, Cork and Kerry as they are all in close proximity!

I'm talking about Limerick city. i was in Cork city last Sat afternoon. Completely different vibe there..The city centre is getting awful quiet with shops closing etc. In fairness there's not a whole lot going on there, and I won't let the Limerick Post heads tell me otherwise...

You could go and get your haircut by celebrity hairdresser Niall...

12-08-2009 3:30pm

Some things I do with my OH that wouldn't fill a day bit will while away an hour or two...

The Georgian House in Pery Square is worth a visit.

Browsing the market on a saturday morning.

The canal walk.

A picnic in front of the white house in UL, lovely views.

The walk down clancy strand is lovely and on a good day it's a nice place to spend a while sitting on the benches.

When I had an apartment with no garden I used to spend a fair bit of time in people's park with a frisbie or a newspaper.

Bowling on the ennis rd, they used to do student rates on weekdays I think.

Itsdacraic · 25-08-2009 11:32am

sparkysrovers wrote: »

Limerick has go karting and paintball

The Karting and paintball in Limerick are renowned country wide and attract groups from all over Ireland.

Roadend · 25-08-2009 12:00pm

Paulegend wrote: »

thought we where talkin city not county and u need a car to get there

Where in Dublin, Cork or Galway can you go paintballing in the city?

Mc Love · 25-08-2009 12:28pm

Paulegend wrote: »

thought we where talkin city not county and u need a car to get there

Like was said before me - can you show me where facilities for paintball could be found smack bang in Dublin City Centre??

We used to have Laser/Quaser - was really good fun but a bit of health hazard

LittleRose · 25-08-2009 2:23pm

Walking again but how about trying out the Angela's Ashes Walking Tour? Or going to King John's Castle? It's amazing the amount of Limerick natives that haven't done any of the above. Now's your chance, you're young with a bit of free time on your hands and you'll learn something.

Paulegend · 25-08-2009 3:25pm

Roadend wrote: »

Where in Dublin, Cork or Galway can you go paintballing in the city?

soryy about the late reply but i went for a nap:D ok my previous 2 posts where just to get a reaction:P but here i have a link of every paintballing facilty in ireland.

look at Dublin and zoom in baby. there is paintball only couple blocks from pheonix park:D its hard being right ALL the time lol

http://www.paintballer.ie/map_sites.php

i also have a map of go karting. didnt know we had a second. think ill head there the weekend:D

http://www.goireland.com/ireland/go-karting-in-ireland-page1.htm

now listen in serious fashion. this city is cool i love it but its boring if your a kid. i grew up here and yes we had laser tag about 12 years ago but it gone. but ennis and galway have one i know of. galway is a short stroll from a beach and permanent amusement park. dublin have buses that go out as far as kildare so getting to beaches and other go karting/paintball facilities is easier we dont have the luxury. cork has fota island but you cant go there every week. they would think your going to kkill the animals or yourself:D

anymore questions ??????????

Mc Love · 25-08-2009 5:03pm

Paulegend wrote: »

look at Dublin and zoom in baby. there is paintball only couple blocks from pheonix park:D its hard being right ALL the time lol

http://www.paintballer.ie/map_sites.php

i also have a map of go karting. didnt know we had a second. think ill head there the weekend:D

http://www.goireland.com/ireland/go-karting-in-ireland-page1.htm

anymore questions ??????????

Maybe you should have stayed asleep - paintballer.ie is a supply shop (you would know that if you actually looked at the website)

Everything else is miles out of the city

Any questions????

Itsdacraic · 25-08-2009 5:19pm

Paulegend wrote: »

from a beach and permanent amusement park. dublin have buses that go out as far as kildare so getting to beaches and other go karting/paintball facilities is easier we dont have the luxury. cork has fota island but you cant go there every week. they would think your going to kkill the animals or yourself:D

anymore questions ??????????

Yes. I have one.

How good are the beaches in Kildare?

Paulegend · 25-08-2009 8:55pm

Itsdacraic wrote: »

Yes. I have one.

How good are the beaches in Kildare?

beaches are in dublin thje posh part:D

buses go out as far as kildare

ditpaintball · 26-08-2009 10:46am

sparkysrovers wrote: »

Maybe you should have stayed asleep - paintballer.ie is a supply shop (you would know that if you actually looked at the website)

Everything else is miles out of the city

Any questions????

Actually if you looked at the website while your self you would see that paintballer.ie is an online discussion forum for all of ireland and not a supply shop.

The link that was posted above was a map for all the points of paintball interest in Ireland

The closest paintball to dublin city is Urban Paintball. The No. 16 bus will leave you right out side of it. I would recommend Barrage Paintball or Frontier Paintball though for a fun day out.

As for paintball in Limerick, Combat Zone is the place.

Amazotheamazing · 26-08-2009 8:50pm

krudler wrote: »

How exactly? althought some sort of scumbag catapult would be a worthy investment if such a device existed

Depends what your into really, for example a few years ago a few guys were tired of there being no good gigs on in town so they set up the AMC and booked bands to come. Mick Dolan realised there was no decent music venue and set one up, Tom Shortt and few others campaigned for a skate park.

If you want things in this town, don't sit around online and whine about it, organise something yourself.

Insect Overlord · 26-08-2009 11:51pm

Amazotheamazing wrote: »

If you want things in this town, don't sit around online and whine about it, organise something yourself.

We've already filled our quota of these types...

krudler · 27-08-2009 1:23am

An File wrote: »

We've already filled our quota of these types...

Condescending high horse riders too

plenty of them on here

Amazotheamazing · 27-08-2009 2:31am

krudler wrote: »

Condescending high horse riders too plenty of them on here

Not really, I don't see the point in bitching about things, if you don't like something, change it or leave it.

Mrmoe · 27-08-2009 3:03am

Amazotheamazing wrote: »

Not really, I don't see the point in bitching about things, if you don't like something, change it or leave it.

It's good to bitch about things as long as it is followed by some sort of positive action.

mazzy maz · 30-08-2009 2:23pm

Metal gig in Baker Place tonight (Sunday).

TimeonmyHands · 31-08-2009 9:57pm

Think it would be worth while referencing the Limerick Post....lists all weekend events in the various/club, places to eat, planned events for weekends.
I've lived in Limerick city for 16 years...still discovering parts of it I haven't seen before. Have the advantage of living with a non national who seems to discover places that I hadn't heard of.
Went exploring an old castle out the Kilmallock Road last weekend (had seen it on numerous occasions but had never gotten around to getting to explore it until the suggestion came from my non national housemate)...it was amazing with spectular views from the top.

CerebralCortex · 27-10-2009 2:49pm

TimeonmyHands wrote: »

Think it would be worth while referencing the Limerick Post....lists all weekend events in the various/club, places to eat, planned events for weekends.

No it really isn't worth it, because as was mentioned there are very few things to do in Limerick next to going to Nancy's to get ready for going to "d'Icon".

TimeonmyHands wrote: »

I've lived in Limerick city for 16 years...still discovering parts of it I haven't seen before. Have the advantage of living with a non national who seems to discover places that I hadn't heard of.

We must live in 2 completely different cities geographical locations.

TimeonmyHands wrote: »

Went exploring an old castle out the Kilmallock Road last weekend (had seen it on numerous occasions but had never gotten around to getting to explore it until the suggestion came from my non national housemate)...it was amazing with spectular views from the top.

What did you do after you had exhausted that experience?.... ....went home probably because there is nothing to do in Limerick.
I was just going to call Limerick a city but its not it's just three suburbs with a very run down villagesque center. Sorry for the rant but I just spent another weekend with absolutely nothing to do and I'm about to crack!

CerebralCortex · 27-10-2009 4:12pm

@mazzy_maz Well I guess having life long friends in Limerick is not a luxury I can enjoy. And no you're very wrong there isn't loads to do in Limerick, if there was I'd be doing them but there isn't so I'm not! Oh by the way how come Galway which has a smaller population can have two centrally located cinema's(The Eye counts as 2 in my opinion) plus an third cinema located in a suburb and Limerick only has two very modest cinemas?

zuroph · 28-10-2009 4:53pm

cerebral, what do you like to do? whats wrong with our cinemas that Galways are so much better? Where abouts do you live? Do you have transport, or rely on public transport.

give us some info and we can help.

monalitto · 28-10-2009 9:20pm

anyone know of any free or cheap stuff for kids, going on in Limerick this week for halloween?

SuperWoody101 · 28-10-2009 9:56pm

monalitto wrote: »

anyone know of any free or cheap stuff for kids, going on in Limerick this week for halloween?

I think Limerick's live 95fm are doing something in the Jetland shoping center? They might be some info about it on there website.

monalitto · 28-10-2009 10:27pm

SuperWoody101 wrote: »

I think Limerick's live 95fm are doing something in the Jetland shoping center? They might be some info about it on there website.

thanks i'll look it up.

victor11 · 28-10-2009 10:35pm

fair enough - Actually had some good times in Limerick....Pity about all the negative crap... Never stops

monalitto · 28-10-2009 10:54pm

it never does stop, but i suppose while there are people here doing the **** that goes on - it wont. guess we gotta get out there & enjoy ourselves anyway - in spite of it all!
happy halloween

Jackobyte · 28-10-2009 10:55pm

the jetland is one of the worst shopping centres ever. the edenderry s.c. is ever better... and its in offaly!!!:P There are like 5 shops in the jetland and its such a large building... ya its a huge dunnes but there is nothing else there. Crescent s.c. much better

CerebralCortex · 29-10-2009 1:26am

zuroph wrote: »

cerebral, what do you like to do? whats wrong with our cinemas that Galways are so much better? Where abouts do you live? Do you have transport, or rely on public transport.

give us some info and we can help.

Well I before I respond I must apologise for the earlier aggression, but it was result of genuine frustration. Sorry. However Limerick has a lot to answer for.
As for what I like that ranges from movies to life extension to politics to archery. I sitting down when I go out and relaxing for example in The Locke bar amongst many other things. To be fair my problems with Limerick are probably more to do with Irish attitude/culture more than anything.
As for the cinemas, in Galway they're reasonably close to the city center except for the Oranmore one which is also handy for those who don't want to go to far into Galway. In my opinion there aren't enough cinemas in Galway thus there definitely aren't enough in Limerick. Did you there were once 15 different cinemas in Limerick city center? Then there's the location, I live in Caherdavin if I didn't have a car I'm not going to the cinema! Anyway cinemas aside the main problem with Limerick from what I can tell is that the city center is grossly neglected with the result that urban Limerick is pretty much suburban Limerick. I could keep going but I gotta sleep. But one question I gotta ask is why for example is almost all of Catherine street vacant?

SuperWoody101 · 29-10-2009 2:38pm

Jackobyte wrote: »

the jetland is one of the worst shopping centres ever. the edenderry s.c. is ever better... and its in offaly!!!:P There are like 5 shops in the jetland and its such a large building... ya its a huge dunnes but there is nothing else there. Crescent s.c. much better

Never said it was a great shopping center, just said that 95fm would be doing something out there this week.

CCSL · 03-11-2009 12:23pm

I think that one of the problems is that it can be hard to find out what's going on around the town without having to troll through all the papers and a load of websites etc.

Here are a few sites that have info on local events and keep it up to date.

www.limerickcoordination.ie

Limerick Post online - http://www.limerickevents.com/
has a cool digital version of the paper out soon after the print version.
Handy As I can never find the print one when I need it !!

Eightball - http://www.eightball.ie/index.php ( Finally updating regulary )

I also update a Google Calendar at http://www.munsterbusiness.ie/limerick_events_guide.htm

Between those you should be able to find something you like!:cool:

monalitto · 03-11-2009 11:22pm

thank you for that info - saved them for future reference. I was at the milk market last saturday morning, last one before they open again in mid 2010 (please god)! great buzz down there, maybe a sense of anticipation? I hope they do a good job on it, it's my favourite place to hang out on a saturday morning - i forget about time when im down there, meet whoever i meet, & have a cup of the best cappuchino in limerick at Marie's cheese shop . . simple pleasures! Limerick needs more places like this, lets hope they make it even better.

Itsdacraic · 03-11-2009 11:27pm

monalitto wrote: »

thank you for that info - saved them for future reference. I was at the milk market last saturday morning, last one before they open again in mid 2010 (please god)! great buzz down there, maybe a sense of anticipation? I hope they do a good job on it, it's my favourite place to hang out on a saturday morning - i forget about time when im down there, meet whoever i meet, & have a cup of the best cappuchino in limerick at Marie's cheese shop . . simple pleasures! Limerick needs more places like this, lets hope they make it even better.

I think the market itself should still be running on Saturday mornings, just moving down the road a bit to Ellen Street.

monalitto · 03-11-2009 11:45pm

yes i've heard that too, there was a market down there a good few years ago - its a nice spot as well.

mags16 · 13-11-2009 10:29am

I am a regular visitor to Limerick, my boyfriend lives there, and we are always looking for interesting things to do. However, we usually end up going to the pub. Limerick, for me, is about the people I know there. Without them or himself, I'm not sure I'd ever go to Limerick.

I was down during the week and we went to a play, "The Revenger's Tragedy" in the Belltable on Cecil Street (next door to Tom Collins). It was great - fast paced, gritty and funny. I think it runs 'til Nov 21st. I have to hold my hand up and say that I know one of the actors but I wouldn't recommend it unless it was really good.

Sometimes you have to think outside the box and do something that you wouldn't normally do.

Podginho · 13-11-2009 10:33am

Theres a nice park at shelbourne near thomond park

ladylim55 · 13-11-2009 4:48pm

Hi guys, I dont know if this is a bit off the mark or not but I came across the Shannon Region facebook page, it lists loads of things to do in limk and around! Check it out and let me know what ye think of it? It's a good initiative in fairness! http://www.facebook.com/pages/Irelands-Shannon-Region/212659070103?ref=search&sid=760965480.2361634354..1

Jekyll · 16-11-2009 1:42am

For anyone interested in dance and art, Gravity and Grace is on this week in the Daghdha space, John's Square. Here's a link to the Facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=170172248549&ref=mf

mormank · 16-11-2009 7:31pm

Paulegend wrote: »

Amazo if thats what u really are:rolleyes: i got a couple questions and sense you are sooooooo wise i thought id ask you;)

question 1. what do you think the internet is for???

question 2. what do you think a public forum is by definition????

question 3. i cant afford to set up a dream world class entertainment complex does that mean we shouldnt have one in limerick or should we all just bitch and moan until some1 who sees this post realises that there is demand for such thing and then takes their checkbook out and invests in one?????

iquestion 4. n fact isnt that how you go about researing to see if there is demand for such things????????

question 5. so maybe your the one who should leave the thread if your too smug and not happy with the contents of the thread. im sure you can find a thread more suited to you elsewhere:D

im just reading this now for the first time and a big lol @ you thinking someone is gonna open a business based on ahything written in this forum!! you sound like you believe you are doing limerick a great service by coming on here and moaning about stuff as it is making thepublic aware of our needs and will bring much needed investment into the city!

mormank · 16-11-2009 7:50pm

I will say this much tho regarding the things to do in limerick and those that find it boring and have nothing to do. I am currently living in melbourne and recently encountered a group of my friends who said it was so boring and there is nothing to do etc..this led me to the conclusion that people who genuinely want to be out doing things and have the imagination to do so will always find things to do that they enjoy and the people who sit around and whinge about having nothing to do will also find themselves doing that alot..

monalitto · 17-11-2009 4:55pm

mormank wrote: »

I will say this much tho regarding the things to do in limerick and those that find it boring and have nothing to do. I am currently living in melbourne and recently encountered a group of my friends who said it was so boring and there is nothing to do etc..this led me to the conclusion that people who genuinely want to be out doing things and have the imagination to do so will always find things to do that they enjoy and the people who sit around and whinge about having nothing to do will also find themselves doing that alot..

Fair play to you, you are SO right!!! Just because we're famous for "Angelas Ashes" - (& all the other doom & gloom), dosent mean we all have to be walking around in the rain, moanin & bawlin all the time - sometimes I have to beat myself about the head & upper torso to remember that!!
are you from limerick? you workin in Aussie? what you have for your breakfast? sorry . . im a nosey limerick B

mormank · 17-11-2009 7:06pm

monalitto wrote: »

Fair play to you, you are SO right!!! Just because we're famous for "Angelas Ashes" - (& all the other doom & gloom), dosent mean we all have to be walking around in the rain, moanin & bawlin all the time - sometimes I have to beat myself about the head & upper torso to remember that!!
are you from limerick? you workin in Aussie? what you have for your breakfast? sorry . . im a nosey limerick B

haha ya im from limerick, born and raised there for roughly the first 21 years of my life. since then i have lived in letterkenny for about a year and melbourne the same. but there is nothing magical gonna make me do stuff. i still 'get out of the house' roughly the same as in limerick and letterkenny because that my personality or whatever, the only difference is that when i decide to do stuff there is more of an option as opposed to the extra options getting me out of the house, if that makes sense.

Paulegend · 17-11-2009 8:06pm

mormank wrote: »

im just reading this now for the first time and a big lol @ you thinking someone is gonna open a business based on ahything written in this forum!! you sound like you believe you are doing limerick a great service by coming on here and moaning about stuff as it is making thepublic aware of our needs and will bring much needed investment into the city!

so where should i vioce MY OPINIONS???

you seemm to feel your educated enough to knoiw whats what. so you tell me. lets say we where activists(community not extreme:D) now how do we go about making limerick mopre pleasurable and entertaining. and saying its grand the way it is is a lazy answer. im not fully bitching about limerick to be honest. id often go out and just go to a gig have a couple pints maybe watch the local rugby or the rugby and soccer on the tv the weekend in one of my usual halts in town. i try to travel few times a year and i go to gigs on a regualar basis in dublin.

my point is this city has sooooooooooo much potential and we need more entertainment and things to do to attract more people to our limerick. there are quite a few ideas i have that one day yes i would love to do for this city myself. but right now i cant invest in such stuff. and to be honest why should i. why should you. the government wasts enough cash every day that could be put towards bettering the cities. im not trying to be a smartass with you so get off your sarcastic high horse and instead of putting this useful thread off topic why not just contribute. your prob a clever person with some good ideas. why be negative.

and for the record being off topic can result in warnings(i found that out the hard way:D)

mormank · 18-11-2009 5:59pm

Paulegend wrote: »

so where should i vioce MY OPINIONS???

you seemm to feel your educated enough to knoiw whats what. so you tell me. lets say we where activists(community not extreme:D) now how do we go about making limerick mopre pleasurable and entertaining. and saying its grand the way it is is a lazy answer. im not fully bitching about limerick to be honest. id often go out and just go to a gig have a couple pints maybe watch the local rugby or the rugby and soccer on the tv the weekend in one of my usual halts in town. i try to travel few times a year and i go to gigs on a regualar basis in dublin.

my point is this city has sooooooooooo much potential and we need more entertainment and things to do to attract more people to our limerick. there are quite a few ideas i have that one day yes i would love to do for this city myself. but right now i cant invest in such stuff. and to be honest why should i. why should you. the government wasts enough cash every day that could be put towards bettering the cities. im not trying to be a smartass with you so get off your sarcastic high horse and instead of putting this useful thread off topic why not just contribute. your prob a clever person with some good ideas. why be negative.

and for the record being off topic can result in warnings(i found that out the hard way:D)

dude in your last post you tried to dress up your posts as tho you were doing some sort of community service for limerick when you were not. thats what i was laughing at. anyway if you are sure that all the negativity is behind you then sure i will contribute...

you are saying why should you put any effort or investment into something usefulk in limerick when the government wastes cash, come on, no matter how the city is run or whatever the government will always squander cash. however this is no reason to not invest in things yourself. perhaps you could invest in something with a view to turning a profit, would that be incentive enough for you.

And for your information, before i left for oz i researched and seriously considered opening my own establishment twice (once in an assistant role), the likes of which was not in limerick at the time. at first the idea of doing something entreprenuerial seems daunting but after we looked into it we discovered it was more realistic than we had first thought. anyway neither endevour came to fruition and i bailed instead!! :rolleyes:

im not contradicting myself by having left either by the way!!

Paulegend · 18-11-2009 7:34pm

mormank wrote: »

dude in your last post you tried to dress up your posts as tho you were doing some sort of community service for limerick when you were not. thats what i was laughing at. anyway if you are sure that all the negativity is behind you then sure i will contribute...

you are saying why should you put any effort or investment into something usefulk in limerick when the government wastes cash, come on, no matter how the city is run or whatever the government will always squander cash. however this is no reason to not invest in things yourself. perhaps you could invest in something with a view to turning a profit, would that be incentive enough for you.

And for your information, before i left for oz i researched and seriously considered opening my own establishment twice (once in an assistant role), the likes of which was not in limerick at the time. at first the idea of doing something entreprenuerial seems daunting but after we looked into it we discovered it was more realistic than we had first thought. anyway neither endevour came to fruition and i bailed instead!! :rolleyes:

im not contradicting myself by having left either by the way!!

dont worry im not slating you. and its pretty cool that you have looked at such ventures. i see your point about we need to set up our own profitable business's but what im talking about is simple things the government should be doing such as community games, community centers. get the kids off the street. set up proper soccer/rugby facilities. i know there are such facilities i have played under age rugby myself. but these things arent promoted. build up the reputation of these things. as for the misspending thats our fault. its our fault we leave them get away with it. i get outraged and a lot do maybe even you get pissed about it and i dont know you so for all i know you try to do something about it. but too many people in this country(yea country not just limerick) just complain and do nothing about it. i looked at a couple things myself such as a local 5 a side league(years before the one that is currently on going. i just didnt have the knoledge or drive to get it going. we acutally had a couple weekends with 4 teams. but never got bigger.

as for myself building up my community services i have worked doing charity in st. camilisas and have done other charity work around. not the making money for myself charities but real charities such as bothar, animal shelter and done stuff for milford. alot of the things i did where just money raising and such but i do try to do a small bit of stuff because i find it interseting. im not trying to talk down or anything to anyone. alot of people dont do charity work and thats ok. i have no prob with that. all i want is people to be proud of their neighbourhood and their city. bring back the days of knowing all your neighbours and calling around for a cup of tea and a chat. do you know your neighbours? i actually dont know mine. they keep to themselves and fair enough. i did know the people living there before them. the woman that lived next door is still my godmother.

dont worry im not thinking your contradicting yourself either. i spent alot of cash going to oz aswell that i could have invested but we have lives to live aswell. ambition to see other places and travel the world. that is why i blame the government for mis spending. not over spending but mis spending.

we need to take back control of our country and tell our employees(the government) what we want from OUR money

mormank · 19-11-2009 2:37pm

ya i agree with ya paul! i realise its not easy to start business type attractions, but the 5 a side idea is a good one. things like this can really help build a community. keep up the good work!

Paulegend · 22-12-2009 12:05am

hey anyone know of any gigs or anything on this week in town?

CCSL · 23-01-2010 11:23am

I am trying to keep an upto date Google Calender of events and upcoming gigs around Limerick.

The information is very spread out and often not updated on a lot of the other listings around for Limerick. So I created a

whats on in Limerick Page.

If you are running any events or know of upcoming Gigs not on the list already just drop me a line its totally free to get events added Im hoping that this will help people find stuff to do in Limerick without trawling through all the papers etc. Limerick has a great music and entertainment scene with lots of stuff on almost every night if only people could find out about it!

Thanks.

Pat.

TheJackel · 02-02-2010 10:40pm

Liam79 wrote: »

there are things to do, the problem is, no matter what recreational facilities we have, the scumbags take it over. Snooker halls full of scum in their tracksuits tucked into their socks, then funderland comes to town its infested with them, the ice rink at christmas is like a day release programme, the bowling alleys/pool halls/ swimming pools, even the cinemas are crawling with scum and therefore no matter where u go and do, u feel threatened and intimidated.
:mad:

true that..

Cyril Squirrel · 08-02-2010 11:16pm

Hi , will be in Limerick city at the weekend and wondering if the milk market will be open or any market?
Thanks in advance

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