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11. Did you meet anyone? Cappamore
47:50||Season 1, Ep. 11Cappamore in East Limerick is a village with so many stories to tell - Trevor Anderson takes a trip there and meets the characters who make it unique.
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10. Did you meet anyone? Abbeyfeale
47:15||Season 1, Ep. 10Diarmuid McIntyre explores the town that sits on the River Feale and the Limerick/Kerry borderDid you meet anyone? King's Island
47:11|On this week's episode of Did You Meet Anyone, Live95's Nigel Dugdale visits King's Island to find out about it's history, it's heritage and the many people with stories to tell.8. Did you meet anyone? Dromcollogher
46:58||Season 1, Ep. 8This week Diarmuid McIntyre of Grey Heron Media visits Dromcollogher, an outward-looking community, full of unique enterprises and caring collective effort - Dromcollogher is a vibrant town that commemorates its storied past while building for the future.7. Did you meet anyone? Rathkeale
48:43||Season 1, Ep. 7The old market town of Rathkeale has a diverse history having welcomed a community of Palatines from Germany hundreds of years ago it now also is home to the largest traveller community in the country. Together the settled people and traveller community have a united pride in Rathkeale which boasts some of the best community facilities in the country, largely funded by the people of the town itself. Now home to the start of the Limerick Greenway, a project that was born out of community volunteerism by the local Rathkeale people, the town is now welcoming more and more visitors to experience its unique offering.6. Did you meet anyone? Hospital
47:43||Season 1, Ep. 6This week we're in Hospital, County Limerick. It's a town packed full of history, world champions, unique clubs and passionate volunteers. - it's a town steeped in a rich sense of mutual support, creativity and community.5. Did you meet anyone? Murroe
46:50||Season 1, Ep. 5Our latest episode of 'Did You Meet Anyone?' focuses on the village of Murroe.Live 95's Nigel Dugdale spent a day in the village and met with historians, nature enthusiasts, community volunteers and residents new and old.The show delves into the village's rich history since the days of the Barrington Family, the impact of the arrival of the monks of Glenstal and those who call the village home today.