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Kilmallock Courthouse
The late Anthony (Douey) McCormack
Jordan appeared on this Thursday's episode of First Dates Ireland
The scene of the incident at the Dock Road this evening
There are more than 400 council-operated CCTV cameras in Limerick
The player won more than €20,000 in the October 30 draw
Mary Cussen, Sean Vaianella, Angela Cajes, Diana Al Awadhi and Niamh Ryan. PIC: Sean Curtin/True Media
First Dates Ireland airs Thursdays 9:30 pm on RTÉ2 & RTÉ Player.
Pat O'Neill, Clonmacken residents group, Mags Brown, Caherdavin Residents Association, Declan Moloney, chairman, Caherdavin Celtic and Breed Duhan, Caherdavin Residents Association | ADRIAN BUTLER
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The scene of the incident at the Dock Road this evening
First Dates Ireland airs Thursdays 9:30 pm on RTÉ2 & RTÉ Player.
Amee's Boutique has been a mainstay of Cecil Street for almost 70 years | PICTURE: ADRIAN BUTLER
Pat O'Neill, Clonmacken residents group, Mags Brown, Caherdavin Residents Association, Declan Moloney, chairman, Caherdavin Celtic and Breed Duhan, Caherdavin Residents Association | ADRIAN BUTLER
The late Ashling Murphy was laid to rest on Tuesday
The player won more than €20,000 in the October 30 draw
Novas founder Joe McGarry photographed at the publication of the charity's 2017 annual report | PICTURE: OISIN MCHUGH
'Goodbye for now, but not forever' - Ashling Murphy's boyfriend pays tribute at funeral
Kilmallock Courthouse
The late Anthony (Douey) McCormack
Ronan Finn, of Shamrock Rovers, controls the ball against Russell Quirke, of Fairview Rangers, in the friendly fixture at the Fairgreen on Saturday last Pic: Brendan Gleeson
UL's Sean Twomey is tracked by Michael Cremin of TUS MidWest PIC: Sportsfile
Crescent College Comprehensive players and coaches celebrate their success in the Pinergy Basketball Ireland U16 A Girls Schools Cup Final at the National Basketball Arena on Thursday
Hazelwood College, Munster junior camogie champions
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Jack and Nick Cotter, founders of Agritech | PICTURES: Nick Bradshaw, Fotonic
Amee's Boutique has been a mainstay of Cecil Street for almost 70 years | PICTURE: ADRIAN BUTLER
Aimee Connolly, chief executive of Sculpted by Aimee, winner of EY emerging entrepreneur of the year 2021 with Roger Wallace, partner lead for EY Entrepreneur of the Year
The late George Mulcahy, of Garryowen, who passed in February 2012 at Milford Hospice.
Aughinish Alumina are seeking permission to expand capacity for two of its by-products bauxite residue and salt cake
Henry Street garda station
Multiple Covid restrictions to be lifted in Northern Ireland in 'welcome step forward'
'Our hearts are broken' - Wife of musician Meatloaf asks for privacy following his death
Over 50% of current drug users in higher education at risk of harm from use, survey finds
Music sector workers can apply for €4m support scheme through online portal next week
Man leaving immersion on for seven years sparks surprising Twitter reaction
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Ronan O'Meara gives his picks of movies on TV
Amy Kerr represented Limerick last year at the 2021 Miss Ireland finals.
Two Bruff greats: DJ Grimes and Sean Finn
Rt Revd Bishop Michael Burrows, who was ordained in 1987, will take charge of the newly formed Tuam, Limerick and Killaloe diocese.
The late Ashling Murphy was laid to rest on Tuesday
The time capsule could be placed in the new public library proposed for the heart of the Opera site
Novas founder Joe McGarry photographed at the publication of the charity's 2017 annual report | PICTURE: OISIN MCHUGH
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