The Inernational Rugby Experience is looking for €5,217,000 as part of the urban regeneration fund in 2019
16/10/2018
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16/10/2018
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The Inernational Rugby Experience is looking for €5,217,000 as part of the urban regeneration fund in 2019
Friends Katie, Sarah and Lucy
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe presented his second budget this week Picture: Merrion Street
Deputy Michael Noonan made the comments at a party meeting
Prof Alan Ahearne, far right, at the Limerick Chamber budget briefing
James Chawke, Martina McMahon and Pa O’Dwyer with Councillors Kevin Sheehan, Richard O’Donoghue, Cathaoirleach Rathkeale/Adare Municipal District Adam Teskey, Emmet O’Brien and Tom Neville, TD
Limerick Prison has been given a €32.3m boost in a move which will see major improvements at the Mulgrave Street facility
Pat Keating, Shannon Foynes Port Company, reassured about road plan
Presidential candidate Sean Gallagher addresses students of St Augustine’s School on a visit to the city
Limerick council is set to spend an estimated €180,000 for the next three yearsin its ongoing bid to tackle the region’s worsening homelessness crisis
Presidential bid: Pieta House founder Joan Freeman was in Limerick on her campaign Picture: Adrian Butler
The Council has warned people they must be on the local register if they wish to vote in the Presidential election and Referendum on Blasphemy
Fine Gael TD Tom Neville has slammed Irish Water for their poor handling of the situation and for their failure to update customers over the weekend
Councillor Liam Galvin has warned he will not support the council’s 2019 budget unless provision is made for a new, public toilet in his hometown
Deputy Michael Noonan fully endorsed Sen Maria Byrne to take his Dail seat in the next general election Picture: Michael Cowhey
Seven county councillors said a “gun was put to their heads” to vote for a four-legged roundabout at O’Rourke’s Cross last year
Presidential hopeful Liadh Ni Riada, MEP Ireland South
Maurice Quinlivan has expressed grave concern at the ban on garda overtime and the implications it could have in Limerick
President Michael D Higgins spoke at the launch of the Belonging to Limerick strategy at Thomond Park Picture: Keith Wiseman
Minister Eoghan Murphy has spoken of plans to double the size of Limerick
Local residents Declan O' Brien, Noel O' Connor and Cllr Joe Pond pictured at a public information evening on the new Castletroy Local Area Plan held earlier this summer in the Kilmurry Lodge Hotel
On the Horizone: Singaporean investment vehicle Novelty is seeking to develop the long-derelict lands
Deputy Michael Noonan and Cllr Daniel Butler with Senator Maria Byrne at her campaign launch | Picture: Michael Cowhey
Metropolitan Mayor Cllr Daniel Butler
Niall Collins, Maria Byrne, Willie O'Dea, Alan English, Jan O'Sullivan, Tom Neville and Maurice Quinlivan showing support for journalism
President Michael D Higgins will visit Limerick this Friday Picture: Sportsfile
One of the damaged silage bales
Cecilia Mulcahy receives a cheque for €23,000 on last Saturday's Winning Streak from Orla Roche with hosts Marty Whelan and Sinead Kennedy Picture: Mac Innes Photography
The man pleaded guilty to a number of road traffic charges just over four hours after he was stopped and arrested by gardai
Sean Hehir and Brian Grace inside the fight after blagging their way into the Conor McGregor fight. Below, the group of mates in Las Vegas
A superbug patient who was included in a list of names of deceased University Hospital Limerick inpatients that was sent to the local coroner in 2017, was in fact still alive
A bus driver was punched after he asked a man to stop smoking
Cllr John Costelloe, Sharon Benson with Maurice Quinlivan at Quarry Road, Thomondgate
The JP McManus Charitable Foundation was established in 2001. His wife Noreen, left, is one of the directors Picture: Sportsfile
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