- Cabinet ministers stay, hints Kenny
- Kenny defends human rights stance
- Race row ex-mayor loses party whip
- PayPal to hire 1,000 more staff
- Family anger at gun suspect hearing
- U-turn made over cuts to schools
- Bank donates artworks to taxpayers
- Fury at child hospital overcrowding
- 3bn euro in state assets to be sold
- Families 'numb' over farm deaths
- Plea to ban smoking in playgrounds
- Road rage killer offers apology
- Bosses 'should pay for sick leave'
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Limerick councillor to represent rotary in Australia
LIMERICK City South councillor and businesswoman Maria Byrne is to lead a group study exchange down under.
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Limerick’s Milk Market scoops top national award
LIMERICK’s Milk Market has received a top national award at an awards ceremony in Dublin.
Limerick Youth Service in plan for €1.8 million centre in Ballynanty
LIMERICK Youth Service plans to develop a €1.8 million youth centre in the shadow of Thomond Park at Ballynanty, a facility which would bring all of the services it provides for young people on the northside of the city under one roof.
Residents vow to fight plans for new road on outkirts of Limerick
RESIDENTS from the Parteen area say they will continue to fight against proposals for a dual carriageway which they insist will drive through the heart of their village.
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Nicker national school aims to tap into Munster spirit for building fund
MUNSTER have built their success from the ground up and Nicker National School is hoping to emulate them.
Community News
West Limerick village gets first of new rural information hubs
LOCALS in Carrigkerry now have a fountain of knowledge on their doorstep following the opening of a community information point in their village.
Limerick schools take part in Eason Spelling Bee competition
ELEVEN year old St Paul’s National School pupil Fiona Gleeson will represent Limerick at the provincial finals of the 2012 Eason Spelling Bee in June.
Lights, camera and action as Bruree couple raise €2,605 for St Joseph’s
CHRISTMAS is a time for giving and that’s exactly what the Carroll family have done.
UL student initiative to help give a little back
AN initiative that aims to get students more involved and engaged in fundraising, volunteering and social projects has just been launched by University of Limerick students.
Local groups call on Government to review the law on prostitution
THE Limerick Rape Crisis Centre is supporting calls for prostitution to be criminalised in Ireland, and its director believes the men who recently came before the courts on soliciting prostitutes should have been named in all newspapers.
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Rose Sheehan : Memorial
Published in the Limerick Leader on 22 February 2012
Rose Sheehan : Memorial
Published in the Limerick Leader on 22 February 2012
Rose Sheehan : Memorial
Published in the Limerick Leader on 22 February 2012
Rose Sheehan : Memorial
Published in the Limerick Leader on 22 February 2012
Charles Craig : Memorial
Published in the Limerick Leader on 22 February 2012
Local Businesses
Family evicted from house in Limerick housing estate
AN eviction took place yesterday in the estate of Fairview Crescent in Garryowen, the second repossession order carried out by Limerick City Council in an estate troubled by anti-social behaviour.
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BREAKING: Limerick ‘was never in running’ for PayPal as 1000 jobs set to be announced for Dundalk
LIMERICK has lost out in the competition to bring 1000 jobs to the city with online payments firm PayPal, the Limerick Leader has learned.
Limerick City Council employs ‘new gum technologies’ to clean up Cruises Street
LIMERICK City Council have teamed up with the Civic Trust and city traders to clean up Cruises Street, with a particular focus on chewing gum.
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Pedestrianisation to restore historic Limerick street to “former glory”
ONE of the most historic areas of the city is in line for a long-awaited upgrade following the acquisition of derelict buildings and plans to pedestrianise the street.
No sale yet at Pfizer plant in County Limerick
PFIZER is not expected to make any further announcement about the sale of its baby-food plant in Askeaton until later this year. Meantime, it is business as usual at Askeaton and all Pfizer Nutrition plants, a spokeswoman for the company said this week.
- Spooky goings on at Limerick’s Milk Market
- BREAKING: Limerick ‘was never in running’ for PayPal as 1000 jobs set to be announced for Dundalk
- Family evicted from house in Limerick housing estate
- Trial of Limerick’s Dundon brothers is adjourned at Special Criminal Court
- Pedestrianisation to restore historic Limerick street to “former glory”
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