The People's Museum of Limerick
Step into the shoes of Limerick’s 19th century Georgian elite. The rooms of this space were originally called the ‘noble floor’ in the Italian tradition. These rooms were the tallest in the house at 16ft, to signify their importance and social significance. This is also why the windows are so tall and end low to […]
How did a private coach house containing the horses of the wealthiest of Limerick citizens transform into a well sought after space for exhibiting fine art today? That’s what I’d like to explore in today’s blog. The Coach House here at The People’s Museum of Limerick, No.2 Pery Square is one of the last remaining […]