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from   a  thriving    pig   industry    and  (1820).   The   origin   of   the   limerick  Note:    Acknoudedgementisgiuen
           also   its   fine   lace.   At   present    about  is  disputed,    as  is  any   relation    to  to   sources    used   in   this   text.   A   7ong
           fifty   per   cent   of   Limerick's    popu-  Limerick    city   and   county;    the   si-  List   offamous   Limerick   sons   and
           lation    is  under   thirty.    The   modern  milarity    in   content
                                                                 and  verse   form
                                                                                 daughters  include  President  of
           city  is  l<nown   for   its   higher    educa-  between    conventional    limericks  Ireland    Eamon    de  Valera    (1882-
           tion   institutions    with   a  university  and   the   early   nineteenth
                                                                        century
                                                                                 yg75)   raised  in  Bruree,  Co.   Lime-
           and   institute    of  technology    and  Irish-language    satirical    verses   of  rick,    and    the   current    President
           for   its   contribution    to  the    arts.  the   Poets   of   the   Maigue    from   Co.  of  Ire(and,  Michael   Daniet  Hig-
           New   research    centres    are  beco-  Limerick    may   be  more   than   coin-  gins,   born   in   Limerick.
                                                                                                        There   is  a
           ming   established    in  and   around  cidence.                  g  published    text   on   Michae7    Danie7
           Limericlc    city.
                                                                                 Higgins:   "Presidency   ofIdeas"  by
                                                                Ita    Marguet  Ita   Marguet,    November    2011.
           A   legacy   from   its   turbulent    past,
           Limerick    is  known    as  the   Treaty
           City.   It   was   an   important    garrison
           town   and   historical    turmoil    led  AIS   -  AL     -   ANGLAIS    -   IT    -   ESPAGNOL    -   I
           to   the   city's   motto   from   Latin   An
           ancient    city   u:iel7   studied    in  the
           arts  of war'.    In  the  late  tweltth
           century    Limerick    became    the   seat
           of   the   O'Briens    of   Thomond    and  Le   tour   d'une   langue   en  80  heures
           in  ug7  received  a   charter  from
           Prince   John.   The   ancient    walled  I    Anglais   -  Allemand    -  Chinois   *  Franqais   -  Russe
           city   has   several   medieval    remains  '                +   33  langues
           and   many    buildings     of   note.
          Its   museums     include     the   Hunt  '    Courspersonnalis6sadultes-enfants-entreprises
                                                 I
          Museum     in  the   eighteenth-cen-
                                                                   Stages   intensifs   d'6t6
          tury   Custom    House,   a   collection
          of   2,000    works    of   medieval    eccle-    Soutien   scolaire   toutes   mati6res-Remotivation-Lecture
          siastical    art   donated    by   the   Hunt
                                                   DiplOme   de  Secr6tariat    &   AssiStante   de  Direction    1
          family.
                                                             Formations   acc616r6es  en  3   mois
                                                   Orientationscolaireetprofessionnelle-Coaching
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                                                      Horaires   a  la  carte  de  7h  a  22h  -  7  jo'irs   sur  7
          Limerick>>
                                                             Premier   cours   sans  engagement
          The   first   printed    limericks    appea-
                                                           32.   avenue    de   Frontenex    -  1207   Geneve
          redintheanonymous     TheHistory                                                                   ?
                                              ,   f   022   736  28  74     www.ecole-varadi.ch,
          of  Sixteen  Wonde'tful   Old Women
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