The late Patrick McLoughney has been remembered as 'an incredible person - kind, caring, funny and beyond supportive to his friends'
16/10/2021
16/10/2021
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The Limerick Leader Sports team are back with Episode 16 of the Podcast. Make sure to give us a share on social media, using #LLSport. For the full audio, click above.
Part One
Limerick Hurlers
Limerick Minors
Limerick Footballers
Ladies Footballers Clare
Part Two
Limerick FC - Let there be light
Lawson Cup - Fairview win over Pike Rovers
Shane Clarke wins Jersey tournament
Part Three
Leinster PRO14 Champions
Lee Reeves - Upcoming Fights
AOB
The Cranberries' first Hot Press shoot on St Stephen's Green in Dublin. This picture is just one of the many in the new book, Why Can’t We? Picture: Cathal Dawson
A boarded up house in Assumpta Park, Newcastle West which is owned by Limerick City and County Council
Creating awareness: Peter Gohery and Gabe Cronelly at a garda farm safety event in Salesian Agricultural College I PICTURES: Brendan Gleeson
The Parkway Retail Park and The Parkway Shopping Centre which are home to TK Maxx, Costa Coffee, Jysk, Smyths Toys and Dunnes Stores are located close to the development
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