Lark In The Park (1991.07.14)
LOCATION
SETLIST
DURATION
ATTENDANCE
PHOTOS





OTHER ACTS
- An Emotional Fish (headliners)
- The Blue Angels
- The Mirrors
- Those Stilted boys
- Colors
- Cry Before Dawn
AUDIO/VIDEO RECORDINGS
REVIEWS
NOTES
- “Lark In The Park” was a series of outdoor concerts held in public parks during the 1980s and 1990s in Ireland and was an annual festival in Limerick
- The festival took place at “People’s Park” between 2:00 pm and 7:00 pm approximately.
- All concerts were free.
- The Cranberries played just before the headliner. Setlist and duration are still unknown to this day.
- A historic gig, as this is the show where The Cranberries announced they had signed to Island Records. It was also the 1 year anniversary concert for Dolores who played her very first show with the band on 14 July 1990 under the name The Cranberry Saw Us (in Limerick at Cruises Hotel Ruby’s Club).
- An audience video was recorded that day by Patrick Ambrose and posted on his YouTube account in March 2015 where you can see the park, the audience, the stage and a few bands perform… unfortunately nothing concerning The Cranberries.
- Dolores will wear that exact same dress a few weeks later at the Underworld in London on 29 August, with the exact same rings on fingers, and almost the same haircut, which created quite a few mistakes among photos. Basically you have to look at the microphone to really know, Lark In The Park mic is black and the one at the Underworld is silver.
- The last photo of the venue (the empty park) was taken in 2018.
- If you have any information, photos, anything else to add please contact us.
CREDITS
- Venue 1 to 5 · Patrick Ambrose (YouTube @Patrick Ambrose)
- Preshow 1 · Limerick Leader / City Limits
- Show 3 · Brendan O’Halloran
- Show 4 · Garrett Hurley
- Show 5, 6 · Limerick Leader
- Poster · Eoin Devereux (Twitter @ProfDevereux)
- Related Article · “All in readiness for the Lark!” · Limerick Leader (1991.07.13)
- Related Article · “Cranberries reach the verge of fame” · Limerick Leader (1991.07.13)
- Special thanks to Alan Martin for all the clippings!
- …and thanks to the uncredited authors, we don’t know who you are. Please contact us if you’d like a credit.