Last night saw the spectacular return of the LSAD fashion show in the LSAD Clare St Gallery which was opened by the Mayor of Limerick John Moran. Congratulations to all involved especially the talented students who made the event so memorable.
This Thursday ! After a nine-year hiatus, it’s back and bigger than ever. The BA Fashion Show at Limerick School of Art and Design, TUS, returns on Thursday, 14 May 2026, opening the incredible Clare St. Gallery to the public for an unforgettable night of creativity.
A standout moment in Limerick’s creative calendar, this year’s show features 30 final-year students from the BA Fashion course with Pathways programme. Expect bold, original collections pushing boundaries across design, textiles, technology, and sustainability. This is where fashion begins. Don’t miss it
Link to tickets https://tusbookings.ie/events/lsad-ba-fashion-show-2026/
Where: LSAD Clare Street Campus. V94 KX22
Date: 14 May 2026
Time: 7:00 PM
After a nine-year hiatus, it’s back and bigger than ever. The BA Fashion Show at Limerick School of Art and Design, TUS, returns on Thursday, 14 May 2026, opening the incredible Clare St. Gallery to the public for an unforgettable night of creativity.
A standout moment in Limerick’s creative calendar, this year’s show features 30 final-year students from the BA Fashion course with Pathways programme. Expect bold, original collections pushing boundaries across design, textiles, technology, and sustainability. This is where fashion begins. Don’t miss it
Link to tickets https://tusbookings.ie/events/lsad-ba-fashion-show-2026/
Where: LSAD Clare Street Campus. V94 KX22
Date: 14 May 2026
Time: 7:00 PM
This week the LSAD Teacher Education Department Art Education Conference & Exhibition featured a round-table led by Dr Robert Kilroy which explored a pedagogical turn in art practice examining how art practice and teaching can be rooted to the materiality of the land. The discussion had LSAD Initial Teacher Education staff reflect on their response to site work undertaken for the conference articularly the site of the Burren and Shanakyle Bog. Staff had already curated their findings for an exhibition held in LSAD the previous week. A variety of impressive 2D, 3D and digital work was presented by Brendan Egan, Bairbre Geraghty, Edel Hogan, Shelagh Honan, Deborah Mc Donagh, Ciarán Power, Brendan Roddy, and Lucina Russell.
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Well done to all our Year One Art, Design and B.Ed. students who finished up the semester with their final work this week. We wish you all the best for Year 2.
Tomorrow May 7th the LSAD Teacher Education Department will present their 2026 Art Education Conference & Exhibition in the Limerick School of Art and Design Gallery Clare St. Taking place from 5.00-7.30 pm this is an opportunity to engage with thought leaders,explore innovative approaches to art education, and appreciate the creativity of young artists.
The Gallery is currently showing work from second level students countrywide who engaged with student teachers on the LSAD Bachelors of Education and Professional Masters in Art Education programmes over this academic year. Entitled ‘Wanted for Always’ the showcase is curated by Fiona O’Dwyer.
Artists Rayne Booth and Joe Caslin (shown here) will be ‘in conversation’ at event to share their insights on how the classroom connects with sites of interest. BEd graduate 2025 Isabel Gill will present ‘Land-made’, a body of work created during the LCGA Artist-Teacher Residency Award.
Also on Thursday 7th May, Dr Robert Kilroy will lead a round-table discussion with LSAD Initial Teacher Education staff Brendan Egan, Bairbre Geraghty, Edel Hogan, Shelagh Honan, Deborah Mc Donagh, Ciarán Power, Brendan Roddy, and Lucina Russell. They will explore ‘Singing to the Instinct: A pedagogical turn in art practice and how art practice and teaching can be rooted to the materiality of the land’ from 1.30-3pm.
For more information, visit LSAD, TUS https://tus.ie/lsad/ or explore the LSAD Graduates website www.lsadgraduates.ie To learn about LSAD’s B ED Art and Design and PME in Art and Design with Digital Media programme, visit https://tus.ie/courses/pme-art-and-design-with-digital-media/ and https://tus.ie/courses/us801/
The LSAD Teacher Education Department presents their 2026 Art Education Conference & Exhibition in the Limerick School of Art and Design Gallery Clare St. Campus on Thursday May 7th. Taking place from 5.00-7.30 pm this is an opportunity to engage with thought leaders, explore innovative approaches to art education, and appreciate the creativity of young artists.
in place until the 7th the event includes a dynamic showcase of work from second level students countrywide who engaged with student teachers on the LSAD Bachelors of Education and Professional Masters in Art Education programmes over this academic year. Entitled ‘Wanted for Always’ the showcase is curated by Fiona O’Dwyer.
Artists Rayne Booth and Joe Caslin will be ‘in conversation’ at event to share their insights on how the classroom connects with sites of interest. BEd graduate 2025 Isabel Gill will present ‘Land-made’, a body of work created during the LCGA Artist-Teacher Residency Award.
Also on Thursday 7th May, Dr Robert Kilroy will lead a round-table discussion with LSAD Initial Teacher Education staff Brendan Egan, Bairbre Geraghty, Edel Hogan, Shelagh Honan, Deborah Mc Donagh, Ciarán Power, Brendan Roddy, and Lucina Russell. They will explore ‘Singing to the Instinct: A pedagogical turn in art practice and how art practice and teaching can be rooted to the materiality of the land’ from 1.30-3pm.
For more information, visit LSAD, TUS https://tus.ie/lsad/ or explore the LSAD Graduates website www.lsadgraduates.ie To learn about LSAD’s B ED Art and Design and PME in Art and Design with Digital Media programme, visit https://tus.ie/courses/pme-art-and-design-with-digital-media/ and https://tus.ie/courses/us801/
Tomorrow in the Clonmel Digital campus 4th Year students present FRAME SHIFT their 2026 Degree Show. All are welcome to celebrate a new generation of game designers and digital artists. The show opens at 18.00 and remains until 21.00.
