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Some services have been suspended due to the ongoing weather conditions
A NUMBER of Local Link services have been disrupted in Limerick due to weather conditions.
The L9 - Athea to Newcastle West and the L11 - Glenagraga to Newcastle West will not be running today.
The 593 - Newcastle West, via Glin has been disrupted but according to Transport for Ireland (TFI) it will “hopefully be able to run later”.
The 595 - Tarbert to Croom will not be servicing Carrigkerry and Athea but TFI hope to run the service after 11am this Thursday morning.
The L6a - Foynes to Newcastle West, the L14 - Knocklong to Mitchelstown and the L15 - Ballingarry to Newcastle West are running as normal.
The man appeared before the court for an alleged speeding offence
Ciara Moynihan, of Clare firm CM Space and Limerick’s own Reidin Magner, a previous participant, who runs byReidin, a bag design company | PICTURE: Orla Murray/Coalesce
The chief executive of Shannon Chamber Helen Downes pictured in TUS Coonagh with course participants and lecturers
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