Walls of Limerick is a poignant film that explores the psychological effects that harsh political borders have on an individual. The abstract narrative offers the viewer a window into the dancers’ internal experiences, where they go to escape from their bleak, oppressive reality. In this world, gravity’s pull is constantly shifting, resulting in the dancers getting pulled and pushed in every which way. In this chaos together, the dancers articulate their feelings through movement and a bond is formed. As the distress and anxiety builds from external forces, their only way out is up the wall that both divides and supports them. With an army at their back and freedom in their hearts, the dancers struggle and fight to overcome the barriers in their way.