24/05/2018
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24/05/2018
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Question: Cllr John Costelloe
Residents at the Upper Carey’s Road, pictured with local councillor Joe Leddin, oppose further building in their area
WATCH: Referendum poster set on fire in Limerick city
Dr Mary Honan, pictured with metropolitan district mayor Cllr Sean Lynch at a special reception held in her honour Picture: Don Moloney/Press 22
The new tarmac covering has caused consternation across the city, with Cllr Séighin Ó Ceallaigh dismissing it as a ‘glorified resurfacing job’ Pictures: Adrian Butler
Cllr Elenora Hogan laid down a motion seeking to have funding put in place to give a splash of paint to electricity units, more readily seen as below Pictures: Adrian Butler
The Horizon Mall, formerly the Parkway Valley site at the Dublin Road has been out of action since 2008
An artists' rendering of the proposed €9m O'Connell Street plan
It has emerged that following a request from Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy, Limerick City and County Council took 24 families from its figures between February and March
Voting in the referendum takes place between 7am and 10pm on Friday, May 25
THE sewerage system in Askeaton is now a “health hazard” according to local councillor Kevin Sheahan
Court Cross has, according to Transport Infrastructure Ireland, twice the national average rate of collisions
Cllr Bill O’Donnell put down a motion at a meeting of the Cappamore-Kilmallock municipal district calling on the council to carry out a review of the Bruff Local Area Plan
More gardai set for Newcastle West district
There has been a huge late surge to vote in next week’s referendum across Limerick
Almost 300 elderly people were left waiting on trolleys in UHL early this year, figures revealed to TD Niall Collins have shown
Vicky Phelan speaking during the meeting of the Public Accounts Committee
‘I’m delighted to see the JobPath scheme is working’: Senator Maria Byrne
Cllr Eddie Ryan: 'Good day'
Tom Neville has been elected as vice-chairperson of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Business and Enterprise.
Fianna Fáil’s Willie O’Dea, who the Sunday Independent estimates is worth more than €3.3m, including a €3m pension
Deputy Maurice Quinlivan: Calling for more funding for mental health services
Cllr Liam Galvin: 'A big issue for Tournafulla and other places like Tournafulla and it is going to become a serious issue if Irish Water and the government don’t address it'
WATCH: 'We are not going away' - Crowds march in Limerick against Irish Cement plans
Concerned citizens who use Ward’s Cross on the N21 outside Abbeyfeale last year demonstrated in favour of safety measures, including a right hand turning lane, at their junction
Deputy Niall Collins, Trevor McCarthy, Kilmallock Medieval Tours, and Cllr Mike Donegan in front of the pedestrian bridge works
The new tarmac covering has caused consternation across the city, with Cllr Séighin Ó Ceallaigh dismissing it as a ‘glorified resurfacing job’ Pictures: Adrian Butler
The man is accused of sexually assaulting the student after she flagged his taxi
Detective Garda Fergal Hanrahan told Limerick Circuit Court the pensioner was behind the counter when the defendant entered the store and brandished the knife
Clare County Council, on the advice of the Health Service Executive, put the temporary bathing restrictions in place
Munster's Conor Murray pictured with Leinster out half Joey Carbery
The late Liam McCarthy will be laid to rest on Monday
Judge Tom O'Donnell imposed a 12 month prison sentence which he suspended in its entirety
Vet John O’Dwyer: 'The usual poisons that we see in the malicious poisonings are strychnine, which is totally illegal in Ireland'
The scene of fatal shooting at Road Tramps clubhouse in Murroe in June 2015 Picture: Liam Burke/Press 22
WATCH: Referendum poster set on fire in Limerick city
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