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Do you have a news story or picture for us?

If you have a news story please contact the newsdesk on 061 214503 (Mon-Fri) or e-mail news@limericklive.ie or news@limerickleader.ie. Please include your name and a telephone number we can contact you on. If you would like to send us a picture of a local event or occasion, please use our Camera Club. Please include detailed caption information, along with your name and a telephone number we can contact you on. You can also submit your stories or pictures directly via our Send Us Your News on our website.

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor intended for publication can be submitted by hard copy, but e-mail is preferable. We invite readers to send their letter on any subject - however, local issues will have preference other those submitted on other topics. Letters should be limited to a maximum of 300 words and we reserve the right to edit your submission. You must state your name and address in all correspondence whether submitted in hard or electronic format. If you wish for us to withhold your name and/or address, you must state your reason and we will consider this. However no letter will be published which does not hold the sender's name and address. Please include a day time telephone number for us to contact you on, should we need to do so. For emails, please observe the same rules of punctuation, grammar, spelling, etc, as you would when writing in more traditional fashion. To submit your letter via e-mail (preferred), please send it to: letters@limerickleader.ie. Alternatively, please send it to: Letters to the Editor, Limerick Leader, 29 Glentworth Street, Limerick.

Previous Editions

You can access microfiche, or in some cases, hard copies of the Limerick Leader and Limerick Chronicle by visiting the City Library at The Granary building in Michael Street. Pages can be printed out and the archive goes back many years. Recent back copies are available for sale at our office at 29 Glentworth Street and we have files available for consultation of most of our editions over the previous 12 months. An extensive collection of back copies, dating to 1905, is available via subscription on the website www.irishnewsarchive.com. This website is digitally searchable and is thus the easiest way to track down stories from our archive.

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