Kyle Hayes had led the line for Limerick through one of their most successful periods | PICTURE: Sam Barnes/Sportsfile
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05 Dec 2025
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05 Dec 2025
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The scene of the incident on Saturday evening
EMERGENCY services attended the scene of a car on fire on the Limerick to Shannon motorway on Saturday evening.
The vehicle was on fire on the M18 between J5 Cratloe and J6 Bunratty northbound.
Three units from Ennis and one from Shannon fire stations were called to the scene at 4:34pm.
There were no reports of any injuries at the time of writing.
Lourdes Sanctuary in May 2025
Christmas in Limerick 2025 is celebrating the theme Together for Christmas in Limerick, highlighting the joy of coming together as a community to share festive experiences across the city and county
Throwback Thursday - In association with Glasshouse Opticians
Minister of State Niall Collins and John Quilgey, senior lecturer in law department, TUS,business and financial services, with James Collins as TUS hosts the launch of a book on policing reform
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