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A vigil in Limerick in 2015 to raise funds and awareness for the safe passage of Jason’s children Jack and Sarah who were still the subject of a custody battle at the time
The CBS Sexton Street Cricket team with teacher LLoyd Woulfe Picture: Michael Cowhey
The ‘ecoflex’ tarmac that has caused considerable disquiet in the city Picture: Adrian Butler
Paul O’Connell representing sponsors TLC with artist Maser, who created the urban art piece unveiled on Thomas Street last week Picture: Alan Place
Question: Cllr John Costelloe
A view of the Treaty Stone as captured by the Limerick Leader in 1976
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
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
Paul O'Connell launched the Aldi Community Games national finals, which will be held at UL this week
Mungret College: A major housing plan is to be drawn up for the council owned lands around the college
An artists' rendering of the proposed €9m O'Connell Street plan
A plan was in place to put the city suburb on lockdown if alarm was raised over Jason's children
Bruce Springsteen was the last major act to play a concert at Thomond Park back in 2013 PICTURE: LIAM BURKE/PRESS22
Emergency services at the scene of collision
The men are accused of making the threats at a service station across from Roxboro Road garda station
The incident happened at Rathbane Golf Club on May 10
Thomas Williams is facing a lengthy prison sentence for breaking into Ivans, Ennis Road
Nessan O'Donoghue, Peter Sadlier, Luke McMullen, Patricia Valarkodi, Isabelle Binchy and Teresa Hayes pictured with the carvings this week | Picture: Michael Cowhey
The secondary school in Castletroy, which is expected to grow to up to 600 students, will have a strong focus on iPads and technology, according to principal Eoin Shinners.
Michael Kelleher of the Redemptorists, Judge Patrick Durcan, Governor Mark Kennedy, Fr John Walsh and Fr Pat Hogan in front of the stained glass window | Picture: Adrian Butler
Ger and Patrick Benn in their premises at the Galvone Industrial Estate with former mayor Kieran O’Hanlon
Canadian sculptor Timothy Schmalz alongside his piece depicting Padre Pio hearing confessions. One of four of these statues will be placed in Limerick city
Welcome: Cllr James Collins
Detective Garda Jerry O’Sullivan told Limerick Circuit Court, the woman was driving to work shortly after 5am when she was flagged down by a youth
The referendum count is taking place in Limerick Racecourse this Saturday Picture: Liam Burke/Press 22
Metropolitan mayor Sean Lynch
Boxing champ Lee Reeves
The referendum count in Limerick Racecourse this Saturday Picture: Liam Burke/Press 22
Judge Mary Larkin dismissed the defence’s arguments
A woman who stole around €50,000 from the dental clinic in Limerick where she worked has avoided a prison sentence
Judge Tom O’Donnell described the incident as a “savage assault” which could have had more serious consequences
The three men were charged with violent disorder after a Kilmallock pub stabbing
Former students of Creagh Lane primary school John Boland, Christy Rainbow and Thomas Hogan Picture: Adrian Butler
Senator Kieran O’Donnell: Transfer will allow the project to be progressed as quickly as possible
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