Limerick to hold non alcoholic Paddy's Day events

Limerick is to go alcohol free for four hours on St Patrick's Day.

Limerick to hold non alcoholic Paddy's Day events
Tue, 04 Mar, 2014 - 12:35

Limerick is to go alcohol free for four hours on St Patrick's Day.

The city's Milk Market is to host an alcohol free feast of creativity, food and dance with a pop-up, family-friendly event as part of Limerick City of Culture 2014.

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