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19/11/2018
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19/11/2018
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Regeneron made the donation of the caddy to Blood Bike Mid-West
Work on the water main rehabilitation project in Hospital
Hans Schnottalla was found not guilty by reason of insantity following a three-day trial. He is currently detained at the Central Mental Hospital
The man was prosecuted before Newcastle West Court
Newcastle West Court
Vicky Phelan on stage with members of her family and Mayor James Collins at the Light Up Limerick event | Picture: Sean Curtin
Larry Begley, Mountcollins Development Association
Senator Maria Byrne, Piotr Mach of EML Architects, Sylvia Rusek, Ewa Kotula, Kamila Dobrzyńska and Anna Hurkowska all gathered at the Polish Consulate on O’Connell Street
The contested hearing took place at Limerick District Court
Newcastle West Courthouse
Limerick senior hurlers were greeted by Coláiste Nano Nagle students when they arrived at the school with the Liam McCarthy Cup Picture: Dave Gaynor
The man was prosecuted before Newcastle West District Court in relation to an offence which was detected at Cronins Bar
Jakub Sulmowski, Padraig Flanagan, principal, Jim Keane, Marie King McGovern, Bus Eireann, and Cian Carmody
Sean Finn, Shane Dowling and Peter Casey, Governor of Limerick Prison Mark Kennedy, Metro Mayor Daniel Butler and Michael Donnellan Picture: Dave Gaynor
Limerick Macra supporters: Back, John Cremin, Johnny Cormican, Kieran Lynch, Darragh Lynch, Liz Mason, Jim Heffernan, Vanessa Crean, Louise Crowley, Conor O’Leary and Brian O’Shaughnessy
Jessica and Billy McAuliffe with Oisin O’Reilly, David Reidy, Tom Morrissey and Richie English Picture: Kieran Ryan-Benson
Gardas Louise Long, David Craig, Clive Glancy, Kieran Lees, Caherconlish, and David Mansfield
Councillor Frankie Daly wearing a mask is afraid of the impact should Irish Cement get the go-ahead
Inspector Alan Cullen told Newcastle West Court the defendant stole the prescription pad from Askeaton Medical Centre on June 28, 2017
Robert Maloney, Paul O'Brien, Liam Purcell, Tyrone Cronin O'Brien (back); Allanah Kiely, Michelle Fitzgerald, Hayleigh Kiely, Sarah Howard and Karen Kiely (front) of Learning Hub Limerick kickboxing
Captain Declan Hannon and team-mates celebrate in Fenway Park
Jerome Boylan in action against Brian O'Sullivan during today's final Picture: Diarmaid Byrnes
Andy Lee crowned world champion
GPA Secretary Seamus Hickey
Pictured at the launch of the Focus Ireland 20th Anniversary Thanksgiving Choral concert which is taking place on Thursday, November 22 at St Mary's Cathedral were tenor Derek Moloney, Soprano Sinead
Nerines can be a colourful addition to any border or bed
Red cabbage has a sweeter flavour than the white variety
Prince Charles is about to turn 70 and if he were living here might soon be forced to resit his driving test, another example of our ageist society
Dickie Donnelly, Max, Jason Ronan, Leo and Tara Downes, Ulla at the launch of The Producers
Oh no he isn’t! Mayor James Collins joins Alice - Emma O’Driscoll - and the Queen of Hearts - Tim Cusack - for the launch of Limerick Panto Society’s Alice in Wonderland Picture: Brendan Gleeson
The incident is alleged to have taken place on campus during Freshers Week
The fake clothing seized in Limerick
Gardas Louise Long, David Craig, Clive Glancy, Kieran Lees, Caherconlish, and David Mansfield
Larry Begley, Mountcollins Development Association
The contested hearing took place at Limerick District Court
Val Moloney pictured on Sarsfield Street, Kilmallock this week
Jerome Boylan in action against Brian O'Sullivan during today's final Picture: Diarmaid Byrnes
Drug-driving charges brought against a motorist who struck a pedestrian were dismissed after a judge ruled her arrest was unlawful
The man was prosecuted before Newcastle West District Court in relation to an offence which was detected at Cronins Bar
Captain Declan Hannon and team-mates celebrate in Fenway Park
Newcastle West Courthouse
University Maternity Hospital Limerick
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