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Flowers delivered to elderly ladies cocooning in Limerick parish for International Women s Day
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COVID has made the chairperson of Kilfinane senior citizens Christmas party currently redundant but she certainly hasn t sat back and waited for December.
Marie O Connor came up with the idea of delivering purple flower pots to every elderly woman cocooning in the Kilfinane area to mark International Women s Day. It was just to tell them they are not being forgotten. They are still a part of the community, said Marie, who contacted Hennessy Nurseries who loved and got behind the idea.
The flower pots have been delivered to women in Glenosheen, Ardpatrick, Glenroe, Ballyorgan, Ballinvreena and Kilfinane over the last few days. They came complete with a card from da Vinci Creative.
New chairman for Limerick VFI branch
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Well-known publican Paul Flannery has taken over as chair of Limerick s VFI branch | PICTURE: ADRIAN BUTLER );
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THE Limerick branch of the Vintners Federation of Ireland (VFI) has confirmed well-known city publican Paul Flannery as its new chairman.
Paul, who runs Flannery’s in Shannon Street, takes over the role from Tommy O’Sullivan, the proprietor of the Still House, the Hi-Way Bar and Russell’s Bar.
He was unanimously elected as chairman of the local branch on Thursday last.
A fiercely proud Limerick man, Paul has been involved in many initiatives to enhance the city and its nightlife over the years including the Purple Flag Campaign, Limerick Tidy Towns and a liaison officer to the Limerick Chamber.
Cork s 96FM By Amanda Flannery (via TG4/CNN) CNN reporter Donie O Sullivan s parents have said they are very proud of their son in a recent interview following his frontline reporting from Washington DC.
The CNN reporter and Kerryman received a virtual applause from the people of Ireland following on from his reporting on the frightening scenes from the US earlier this week, as Trump supporters descended on
Capitol Hill in protest of the election result.
Now, the Cahersiveen native s parents, Noreen and Donal Tommy O Sullivan, have opened up about what it was like to watch their son reporting on the frontline in