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  • evening talks at the DBIL

    Creating a New Limerick

    Tuesday 28 Feb.   Can we in Limerick learn from our History?
    Liam Irwin was Head of the Department of History at Mary Immaculate College for 30 years
     
    Tuesday 6 March   The Neglected Challenges of Local Government 
    Peadar Kirby is Professor of International Politics and Public Policy at University of Limerick
     
    Tuesday 13     The Importance of Social Support for Family & Friends
    Eileen Humphreys is a Research fellow in the University of Limerick
     
    Tuesday 20 March    The Way Forward
    Gary O’Brien is Associate Vice President, Mary Immaculate College.  He will gather together what the speakers and participants have said in the previous evenings and help those present to plan future steps. 

    The talks are at 7.30 PM in the Dominican Biblical Institute and admission is free.
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Frequently Asked Questions...

 

Where exactly is the Dominican Biblical Institute located?

Ans: We are located on the corner of Upper Cecil Street, opposite the local Employment Office

What are your Opening times?

Our opening times are 9-5 pm Monday to Friday, we are of course open to specified events during the evening and early mornings

What is the Dominican Biblical's Institute Mailing Address?

Dominican Biblical Institute
Upper Cecil St
Limerick City
Ireland

Who is the main Administrative Contact?

Our Main administrative contact is Margaret McGrath

What is the main email address I should use to contact the Members of DBIL?

Please use the admin email address of admin@dbil.ie

 

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