Free on-street parking on Saturdays in Limerick for summer months
LimerickNewsFree on-street parking on Saturdays in Limerick for summer monthsBy Meghann Scully – July 3, 2020 1236 Previous articleLimerick Post Show | Catwalk Hair ConsultancyNext articleNew music from Limerick rapper MuRli as Bandcamp waives fees this Friday Meghann Scully LIMERICK City and County Council has announced that on-street parking in the city centre will be FREE on Saturdays throughout the months of July and August. Limerick Ladies National Football League opener to be streamed live As the days continue more initiatives in Guiding Limerick through Covid-19 will come into effect across the city, including parklets, selected road closures, and additional cycle lanes. RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR Limerick’s National Camogie League double header to be streamed live Every Saturday for the summer months, there will be free parking in the core city centre area to make it even more attractive for people to come into the city for shopping.Traffic wardens will continue to work and as always will be focused on those who are parked illegally and helping to keep traffic flowing.Parking will also be FREE on Saturdays in Abbeyfeale and Kilmallock. Newcastle West has always had FREE parking on Saturdays.The announcement comes as a suite of initiatives outlined in Guiding Limerick Through Covid-19 to boost visitors to the city centre is phased in.As part of plans to animate the city:The Panoramic Wheel has returned Arthur’s Quay Park giving people unparalleled views of Limerick.Giant cutlery hanging from the air on Bedford Row/ Thomas St welcoming people back to the restaurants and cafésGiant Table and Chairs on the green space at Shannon Rowing Club, signalling that Limerick is open for businessCostumed characters engaging with shoppers and diners on Saturday lunchtime and in the evening at 6pm.3D game painting in Arthur’s Quay Park. This is an idea that artist Mark Cronin came to the council with and he will be working on this interactive mural over a number of days.Limerick City and County Council has also put a call out to local artists, groups and creatives to get on board and propose new events to be held around the city and county, which will be funded by the local authority.For more details about the call and application form, click hereor Search ‘Creative Animation Grant Scheme’ on Limerick.ie. Facebook Advertisement Linkedin WhatsApp WATCH: “Everyone is fighting so hard to get on” – Pat Ryan on competitive camogie squads Twitter Donal Ryan names Limerick Ladies Football team for League opener Email Print Predictions on the future of learning discussed at Limerick Lifelong Learning Festival TAGSKeeping Limerick PostedlimerickLimerick Post Billy Lee names strong Limerick side to take on Wicklow in crucial Division 3 clash Tuesday 6th at 8pm, open door to all