The works in the Barrington Street area began this week
18/01/2020
Search our Archive
18/01/2020
Search our Archive
The works in the Barrington Street area began this week
Smoky coal was found in two vehicles which were stopped at a checkpoint
Building: Green councillor Brian Leddin wants construction controls
The six-pack ring was seen around the swan's neck in Castleconnell | Picture: Shane O'Brien
Hero firefighter, the late Andrew O’Dwyer, with his baby daughter Charlotte, has deep county links, according to his second cousin Denny O’Dwyer, pictured below
Mike Coady, his son Eoin and horse Peg became the heroes of the hour during the flooding of 2014 | PICTURE: Sean Curtin
Galvone Road was much improved, according to the latest IBAL report
Cllr Elisa O'Donovan wants to get rid of steel litter bins
Will Leahy, solicitor for the council, said the matter has been before Kilmallock Court on eight occasions
Limerick City and County Council will operate a number of free collection points for Christmas trees
Cllr Dan McSweeney
Solicitor Will Leahy
Minister Michael Creed
Picture: Windy.com
Deputy Jan O'Sullivan
Local democracy being eroded - Cllr James Collins
PICTURE: Air Force Medical Service Photos
There is huge local opposition to Irish Cement's plans to burn "alternative fuels" at its Mungret plant
Like & Follow Kildare Now
Like & Follow Derry Now
The man is being questioned at Henry Street garda station
Limerick court heard the farmer was remanded in custody following a guilty plea
Prof Colette Cowan, CEO of Ul Hospitals Group issued the email on Friday
Irish Water say the sewer works will address capacity issues and improve operational performance
Darragh McCullough with Liskennett farm project manager, David Doyle, and chair of St Joseph's Foundation, Eamon McCarthy
The late Harry Hockedy
This website and its associated sites are full participating members of the Press Council of Ireland and supports the Office of the Press Ombudsman. This scheme in addition to defending the freedom of the press, offers readers a quick, fair and free method of dealing with complaints that they may have in relation to articles that appear on our pages. To contact the Office of the Press Ombudsman go to
www.pressombudsman.ie or www.presscouncil.ie
