- To write a limerick, come up with a 5-line poem where the first, second, and fifth line rhyme with each other and the third and fourth line rhyme with each other.
- The county seat is the administratively independent city of Limerick. The county’s northern boundary, with County Clare, is the River Shannon and its estuary.
- Compact and easy-going, Limerick is best explored on foot. Follow the riverside walkway and it’ll bring you through the old potato market up to St Mary’s Cathedral.
- A limerick is a short, five-line poem that is always humorous and sometimes crude. The content of these poems is primarily trivial and rarely taken seriously.
- While covering most things about literature can be tedious and rigid, having the levity of limerick poems thrown in is like a breath of fresh air.
- Two Owls and a Hen, Four Larks and a Wren, Have all built their nests in my beard!' One of Lear’s funnier attempts is “Limerick No. 80” from that same volume
- No one is completely sure where the name “limerick” comes from, but it is probably a reference to the city or county of Limerick in western Ireland.
- We’ll be publishing here over the next few days a series of posts to give everyone a glimpse of all the things that went on in #Limerick on 15 and 16 July…
- Limerick paketleri anatomik olarak gülüyor Oldukça ekonomik olan uzaya. Ama iyi olanlar Çok nadiren temiz Ve temiz olanlar çok nadiren komiktir.
- The beauty of the limerick is that anyone can write them. They’re on the edge by nature and tend to leave listeners shaking their heads or blushing.