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O'Connell to be granted Freedom of Limerick

Rugby player Paul O’Connell is to receive the Freedom of Limerick city.

O'Connell to be granted Freedom of Limerick

Tue, 10 Apr, 2012 - 10:07

Rugby player Paul O’Connell is to receive the Freedom of Limerick city.

The Mayor of Limerick, Councillor Jim Long, has described the Munster captain as a "terrific ambassador for Limerick both on and off the field".

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Courts Heathrow Place: Limerick City Hall Person: O'Connell Person: Paul O’Connell Person: Councillor Person: Jim Long Person: Éamon de Valera Person: John F Kennedy Person: John Hunt Person: Dr Person: Ed Walsh Person: Bill Clinton Person: JP McManus Person: Terry Wogan Person: Bill Whelan Organisation: Munster Organisation: Limerick

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