Young photographers put their city in the picture

IMAGES of Limerick as seen through the eyes of 400 schoolchildren went on show last night.

Young photographers put their city in the picture
Thu, 23 Apr, 2009 - 01:00
Jimmy Woulfe - Mid-West Correspondent

The Limerick I Love exhibition is being run by the Limerick Co-Ordination Office which promotes a positive image of the city.

Children were invited to take pictures of whatever they love about Limerick, their families, their home, their friends, their pets, where they live, their favourite places, play-time, sport.

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