Tweasure. Hunt . Digital traces and physical places. 1 April 2012. The . instructions(excerpts. ). The . aim of this. . Tweasure. Hunt . is primarily to have . fun, . but also to uncover some of Limerick City’s fascinating history and hidden treasures. ID: 203571
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Limerick Tweasure Hunt
Digital traces and physical places
1 April 2012
Slide2The instructions(excerpts)
The aim of this Tweasure Hunt is primarily to have fun, but also to uncover some of Limerick City’s fascinating history and hidden treasures.On your map you will see markers for the positions of 13 plaques commemorating people, places, events and organisations - all part of Limerick’s History. You are required to unlock the exact location of these plaques using the following clues. Once you have figured it out, go to the location of the plaque and take a picture on your phone-make sure you include your team logo in the corner. Tweet the picture using the #LmkTH. This will get you 10 points.
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Slide3The instructions
Points will be awarded as follows......... Scoring PointsEach of the 13 Limerick plaques photographed and tweeted 10 eachOne old Limerick Streetscape re-created 10 eachCreating your Own Plaque in a place of interest 20Recording (audio or in writing) of the story connected to that place 10Posed Photo of Tidy Towns Helpers 10 Limerick Tidy Town - Good or Bad aspect photo 5 eachBonus Points for less ordinary plaque 15
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Slide4The map
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Slide5The teams
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Team Elephant
Team Butterfly
Team Train
Team Aeroplane
Slide6The Organisers
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Slide7The plaques
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Team Elephant
Team Butterfly
Team Train
Team Aeroplane
The clue: A million myles from where they ended up, this is the site of a little slice of modern musical history. Crowned winners of a talent competition in March 1978 this group would go on to become global superstars.
Slide8The plaques
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Team Elephant
Team Butterfly
Team Train
Team Aeroplane
The clue: Built by his brother this was the home of the Protestant bishop of Limerick in the 1780’s. Now, you might visit here to insure your future.
Slide9The plaques
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Team Elephant
Team Butterfly
Team Train
Team Aeroplane
The clue: One of the founding fathers of Georgian Limerick, the occupant of the house in question 2 benefited from his design.
Slide10The plaques
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Team Elephant
Team Butterfly
Team Train
Team Aeroplane
The clue: Home of this Bostonian who ministered during the American Civil War. Converting from Protestantism to Catholicism caused a sensation in his Native New England Home. He came to Limerick to live in the early 1800’s and died in 1815 as a locally esteemed priest of edifying piety!
Slide11The plaques
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Team Elephant
Team Butterfly
Team Train
Team Aeroplane
The clue: The family after whom this is named occupied the position of mayor 44 times, and their memorial plaque has been the place to live, then a ghetto until it was revamped into what we have today.
Slide12The plaques
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Team Elephant
Team Butterfly
Team Train
Team Aeroplane
The clue: From charlady on Henry Street to prima donna in La Scala, Limerick’s Swan of Erin was born in this house. It may yet become a centre of song!
Slide13The plaques
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Team Elephant
Team Butterfly
Team Train
Team Aeroplane
The clue: This centre of profit making which was built in 1805 morphed into a centre of government from 1847 to 1990 and its final days were left in print.
Slide14The plaques
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Team Elephant
Team Butterfly
Team Train
Team Aeroplane
The clue: This Limerick Institution, which opened its doors on the 1st of December 1831, took its name from the prominent Limerick family who donated the money for the purchase of the land in a fine act of philanthropy. Many poor Limerick dwellers were glad of its existence during 1832’s cholera epidemic.
Slide15The plaques
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Team Elephant
Team Butterfly
Team Train
Team Aeroplane
The clue: Bing Crosby made their name famous, though they were already well known throughout the country.
Slide16The plaques
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Team Elephant
Team Butterfly
Team Train
Team Aeroplane
The clue: The remains of the house in which a 17th century catholic Alderman once lived are as old as the nearby cathedral.
Slide17The plaques
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Team Elephant
Team Butterfly
Team Train
Team Aeroplane
The clue:
The
prior site of one of the early local governments, this building was knocked to make way for a residence of incarceration.
Slide18The plaques
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Team Elephant
Team Butterfly
Team Train
Team Aeroplane
The clue:
Abode of patriot, merchant and Mayor of Limerick, drawn, quartered and decapitated by
Cromwellian
Man
Henery
Ireton
Slide19The plaques
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Team Elephant
Team Butterfly
Team Train
Team Aeroplane
The clue: The Colleen Bawn - though she never saw inside its walls, her story was told here with great shock and awe.
Slide20Own plaque
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Team Elephant
Team Butterfly
Team Train
Team Aeroplane
Slide21Limerick Tidy Town participants
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Team Elephant
Team Butterfly
Team Train
Team Aeroplane
Slide22The Good
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Team Elephant
Team Butterfly
Team Train
Team Aeroplane
Slide23The Ugly
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Team Elephant
Team Butterfly
Team Train
Team Aeroplane
Slide24Bonus plaque
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Team Elephant
Team Butterfly
Team Train
Team
Aeroplane
Slide25Extra plaques
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Team Elephant
Team Butterfly
Team Train
Team Aeroplane
Slide26Cityscapes
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Slide27Wrong plaques
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Slide28The mascots(logos)
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