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Maura O’Neill, Limerick City Tidy Towns with Paul Byrnes, Lisa McNamara, Bronte Smith and Dermot Noonan of Esquire Menswear | PICTURE: RICHARD LYNCH/ILOVELIMERICK
A MENSWEAR firm in Limerick city centre has won the monthly Limerick City Tidy Towns award.
Esquire Formal Menswear, based at Roche's Street, has taken the monthly award, with judges impressed at its contemporary black double-frontage, and “spotless windows.”
Maura O’Neill, Limerick City Tidy Towns added: “The modern signage, tiled entrance and attractive window displays are always beautifully presented.”
Esquire first opened in April 2013.
It becomes the ninth monthly winner of the Tidy Towns prize, and as a result is in with a chance of winning this year’s overall prize at the annual event to be held early in 2023.
The winners from January and February 2020 will also be included in the overall event, as well as Treaty City Brewery, Khan Supermarket, Seoidin Jewellery, Souths Pub, The Bedford Townhouse & Café, Wickham Way Market, The Locke Burger plus Annemarie Bourke Art Gallery and Studio, all of which have won monthly awards this year.
If you wish to nominate a business for an award or volunteer with Limerick City Tidy Towns, they meet every Sunday morning at 11am at the corner of Thomas Street and O’Connell Street.
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