Limerick Photographic Archive

A searchable photographic catalogue of Limerick images from 1900 to 1999, organised by date, decade, place, subject, people, source collection and image status.

St Mary’s Church

St Mary’s Church stands on Athlunkard Street in Limerick, occupying a site associated with Catholic worship since the eighteenth century. The present church opened in 1932, replacing an earlier chapel where Mass was first celebrated on December 10, 1749. Designed by Ashlin and Coleman of Dublin, the building reflects the scale and ambition of parish church architecture in early twentieth-century Limerick. Its tower, façade, railings and street setting mark an important local landmark, while the surviving holy water font from the former chapel links the modern church with the long religious history of St Mary’s parish community today.

St Mary’s Church

St Mary’s Church stands on Athlunkard Street in Limerick, occupying a site associated with Catholic worship since the eighteenth century. The present church opened in 1932, replacing an earlier chapel where Mass was first celebrated on December 10, 1749. Designed by Ashlin and Coleman of Dublin, the building reflects the scale and ambition of parish church architecture in early twentieth-century Limerick. Its tower, façade, railings and street setting mark an important local landmark, while the surviving holy water font from the former chapel links the modern church with the long religious history of St Mary’s parish community today.

St Mary’s Church

St Mary’s Church stands on Athlunkard Street in Limerick, occupying a site associated with Catholic worship since the eighteenth century. The present church opened in 1932, replacing an earlier chapel where Mass was first celebrated on December 10, 1749. Designed by Ashlin and Coleman of Dublin, the building reflects the scale and ambition of parish church architecture in early twentieth-century Limerick. Its tower, façade, railings and street setting mark an important local landmark, while the surviving holy water font from the former chapel links the modern church with the long religious history of St Mary’s parish community today.

St Mary’s Church

St Mary’s Church stands on Athlunkard Street in Limerick, occupying a site associated with Catholic worship since the eighteenth century. The present church opened in 1932, replacing an earlier chapel where Mass was first celebrated on December 10, 1749. Designed by Ashlin and Coleman of Dublin, the building reflects the scale and ambition of parish church architecture in early twentieth-century Limerick. Its tower, façade, railings and street setting mark an important local landmark, while the surviving holy water font from the former chapel links the modern church with the long religious history of St Mary’s parish community today.

St Mary’s Church

St Mary’s Church stands on Athlunkard Street in Limerick, occupying a site associated with Catholic worship since the eighteenth century. The present church opened in 1932, replacing an earlier chapel where Mass was first celebrated on December 10, 1749. Designed by Ashlin and Coleman of Dublin, the building reflects the scale and ambition of parish church architecture in early twentieth-century Limerick. Its tower, façade, railings and street setting mark an important local landmark, while the surviving holy water font from the former chapel links the modern church with the long religious history of St Mary’s parish community today.

Treaty Stone

AI-assisted archival reconstruction showing the Treaty Stone on Thomond Bridge, Limerick, with the riverside castle buildings and historic bridge approach in the background. The scene presents the monument, cobbled roadway, bridge parapet, pedestrians, and horse-drawn traffic in a restored early twentieth-century setting, preserving the atmosphere of the original historical source image.

Treaty Stone

AI-assisted archival reconstruction showing the Treaty Stone on Thomond Bridge, Limerick, with the riverside castle buildings and historic bridge approach in the background. The scene presents the monument, cobbled roadway, bridge parapet, pedestrians, and horse-drawn traffic in a restored early twentieth-century setting, preserving the atmosphere of the original historical source image.

Treaty Stone

AI-assisted archival reconstruction showing the Treaty Stone on Thomond Bridge, Limerick, with the riverside castle buildings and historic bridge approach in the background. The scene presents the monument, cobbled roadway, bridge parapet, pedestrians, and horse-drawn traffic in a restored early twentieth-century setting, preserving the atmosphere of the original historical source image.

Treaty Stone

AI-assisted archival reconstruction showing the Treaty Stone on Thomond Bridge, Limerick, with the riverside castle buildings and historic bridge approach in the background. The scene presents the monument, cobbled roadway, bridge parapet, pedestrians, and horse-drawn traffic in a restored early twentieth-century setting, preserving the atmosphere of the original historical source image.

Treaty Stone

AI-assisted archival reconstruction showing the Treaty Stone on Thomond Bridge, Limerick, with the riverside castle buildings and historic bridge approach in the background. The scene presents the monument, cobbled roadway, bridge parapet, pedestrians, and horse-drawn traffic in a restored early twentieth-century setting, preserving the atmosphere of the original historical source image.

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