Jack Coffey and Son Memorials is located on Mulgrave Street in the Spital-Land townland. The site was previously a blacksmiths, it now boasts a fourth generation business. Their master craftsmen have been creating headstones for the people of Limerick since the 19th century.

This site was one of nineteen venues used for the 41st edition of EVA International in 2025 presented as part of the Platform Commissions programme selected by Iarlaith Ní Fheorais and Roy Claire Potter.

In 2025, Colm Keady-Tabbal (b. 1999) presented one of two illuminated signs carrying the text 

 يقبرني installed simultaneously in Limerick and Beirut as proposed by the artist.

Never Look Back

Coffey Memorials

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Artwork presented at this venue

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St. John’s Cathedral

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11 Upper Gerald Griffin Street

Wickham Way