
Official account of the Limerick Protestant Young Men's Association, est. 1853. Limerick's oldest surviving sporting, academic, and social institution #Limerick
97 O'Connell Street, Limerick
Joined March 2020
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The LPYMA retweeted
Cahir Park CC, Tipperary score book 1947-1950 now available online tippstudiesdigital.ie/items/… Matches v @LismoreCC @TheLPYMA @MerrionCC, Bohemians (Cork), Waterford YMCA, Cashel, Curraghmore, Coolfin (Portlaw), CYMS and Welsh Dragons recorded withing those three years.
Tomorrow evening at the LPYMA @IGSLimerick – at Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown, Ireland
Looking forward to hosting this event on Wednesday, tickets 👉🏻 An Taisce Limerick Lecture Series Tickets, Wed 29 Oct 2025 at 19:30 | Eventbrite share.google/XoFPNtxNheKFQMd… – at Ireland
A huge thank you to Randel, James and Gerard for their hard work and craftsmanship in restoring the iron railings and front doors of the clubhouse over the past week 🎨 – at Dublin City, Ireland
96-99 O Connell St. #Limerick
1902 and today.
No.97, The LPYMA building , still had its original Georgian doorcase and railings in 1902. These were replaced in the 1930s when the architect Wm.Clifford Smith carried out modifications to the building.
1902 photo-Ludlow Collection
The LPYMA retweeted
96-99 O Connell St. #Limerick
1902 and today.
No.97, The LPYMA building , still had its original Georgian doorcase and railings in 1902. These were replaced in the 1930s when the architect Wm.Clifford Smith carried out modifications to the building.
1902 photo-Ludlow Collection
The LPYMA retweeted
An interesting perspective of #Limerick this weekend with a Subterranean Stroll through some of the city's underground cellars and spaces. Special thanks to Peter Carroll and Cáit Ní Cheallacháin @IGSLimerick and the owners and residents who facilitated a huge turnout. @TheLPYMA
The LPYMA retweeted
A tremendous turn-out for our tour of the cellars and undercrofts of Limerick, lead by Peter Carroll and cáit ni cheallacháin. A warm thank you to them and to all the owners of the buildings we looked at today
Delighted to be opening the cellars of the LPYMA for this tour on Saturday! – at Dublin City, Ireland
The LPYMA retweeted
The City: Knight of Glin lecturer Series: Limerick Unbuilt: ambition and failure, 1760-2000. Engaging and insightful presentation from Limerick's treasure John Logan, in one of the most beautiful wooden halls in the city @LPYMA #limerick @IrishGeorgian @springheeledji1
We are delighted to be hosting the @IGSLimerick Knight of Glin memorial lecture at the LPYMA on Tuesday evening.
Pre booking is essential, and tickets are available at the following link 🖇️ eventbrite.ie/e/limerick-unb… – at Dublin City, Ireland
Happy New Year to all our followers!
2024 was a busy year as we continued our work at the LPYMA. Thank you to all those who volunteered, and helped us along the way. It has been an enormous challenge, but a very rewarding one. Onwards and upwards!
#HappyNewYear2025 #Limerick – at Limerick, Ireland
We are delighted to have won the Limerick Christmas Tree Competition - Georgian Quarter Shops/Offices! 🎄🥳
The generous prize money will be used to continue our work to preserve and improve the clubhouse facilities in 2025! @moranjohna1
@LimerickCouncil
limerick.ie/council/newsroom… – at Limerick, Ireland
Doing our little bit to add some festive cheer and colour to O'Connell Street 🎄
#Limerick #Christmas #LimerickMerryandBright #ChristmasinLimerick – at Limerick, Ireland
Our late president, Archibald Murray, looking down with interest on the launch of Limestone and River, by the Thomond Archaeological Society, in the room where he helped found the Society in 1892.
We were delighted to host this launch at the clubhouse recently! #Limerick















































