The accused who cannot be identified to protect the identity of a child witness in the trial, has pleaded not guilty to murder but guilty to the boy's manslaughter | FILE PHOTO
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A LIMERICK community woke to sad news this Friday morning.
Limerick Live has learned that a Limerick man passed away on Thursday in Paris.
It is believed the man had travelled to the French capital for this Saturday's Rugby World Cup Ireland v Scotland game at the Stade de France.
It is understood that the man is from east Limerick.
A spokesperson for the Department of Foreign Affair confirmed it is aware of the death of an Irish citizen in France and is providing consular assistance.
"As with all consular cases, the Department does not comment on the detail of individual cases," said a spokesperson.
Members of the Limerick Mayoral Advisory and Implementation Committee held their seventh meeting
GOSHH has condemned the homophobic attack in Limerick city
There were two separate incidents of theft in Limerick city in the last week
Mungret Recycling Centre currently operates on a six-days-a-week basis | PICTURE: Dave Gaynor
The headquarters of Limerick City and County Council at Merchant's Quay | PICTURE: Adrian Butler
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