Limerick braced for Good Friday revellers

Limerick city is bracing itself for an influx of revellers ahead of the Munster v Leinster rugby match that is making legal history.

Limerick city is bracing itself for an influx of revellers ahead of the Munster v Leinster rugby match that is making legal history.

The traditional ban on selling alcohol on Good Friday is being lifted for five hours this evening, so pubs in the city can enjoy a boost in revenue from the occasion.

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