09/04/2020
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09/04/2020
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doddl.ie managing director Martina Hennessy said the average city homeowner could save €2,595
Musician Paddy Mulcahy is one of many Limerick artists and performers to lose out over Covid-19
Pictured in 1994 in Orlando, Enda Collins, Timmy Herlihy from Limerick, Michael Doyle, Nav Ramdan and Limerick man Dermot Hogan, also known as Scobie
Helena Close with her new book Gone | PICTURE: Adrian Butler
This picture was, of course, taken before social distancing guidelines were recommended!
William Casey, aka Wilzee
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The filming of sci-fi series Foundation will be put on hiatus
Eimear Considine
Eibhlín, Liam and Micheál Broderick were pictured at a fundraiser for the County Fleadh which takes place in Athea ahead of the Munster Fleadh in NCW
Mother-and-daughter, Barbara and Clare, inspire and support one another
Ryan Wallace-Hartnett, who hails from Kileely meeting the great Ledley King
Dominc West and Catherine Fitzgerald at Glin Castle
Soup at Dance Limerick is a collaboration between dancer Deirdre Griffin and sound artist Craig Cox
Leonie kerins, IFRAH Foundation, right, and Aoife Potter-Cogan, Limerick City and County Council at the festival launch
Committee members of the Garry McMahon Singing Weekend
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Tailbacks along the Shannon Bridge this lunchtime
Deputy Niall Collins condemns party bus packed full of people
A Covid-19 checkpoint in Cappamore this Wednesday
Villiers School teachers Tom Jones and James Browne with the visors they have made | PICTURE: BRENDAN GLEESON
Gardai are appealing for witnesses to come forward
Jonathan McCarthy appeared before Limerick District Court
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