Shane, 5, with his parents Shane and Caroline, his brother Aaron and sister Kaliyah in his new bedroom suite
23/07/2019
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23/07/2019
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Shane, 5, with his parents Shane and Caroline, his brother Aaron and sister Kaliyah in his new bedroom suite
Some of the punters at Listowel last year
The proposed LNG plant will be located on the Shannon Estuary near Tarbert
Queensland Rose Sarah Griffin
Ireland South MEP Sean Kelly
A view of the Great Southern Greenway between Abbeyfeale and Templeglantine
An aerial view west of Tarbert. The landbank is located further west.
The Barnagh Tunnel project is likely to be delayed
Tommy Hassett came up with the idea of locating a Defibrillator in a former public telephone box in Athea | Picture: Dave Gaynor
Announcing the Best Dressed Man competition at Listowel Races are Pat Lyons, Emerald Properties, and judges, the Crimmins triplets Alison, Nicola and Laura, with Joe Dunne, Ballyheigue in the hard hat
‘Spurious’ arguments and closed-door meetings are under fire from GST Group
Gordon Daly, Patrick O'Donovan, Minister of State for Tourism and Sport and Conor Gilliganat the start of enhancement work on the Great Southern Greenway
Eddie Noonan and family look out at the view from the Cobbs Road section of the walk
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Emergency services at the scene on Lower Mallow Street | Picture: Adrian Butler
Temperatures are expected to hit the mid- to high-20s this Monday | Picture: Windy.com
Defending solicitor Ted McCarthy told Limerick District Court his client made admissions that “gardai and the store were not aware of”
Gardai were at the scene on Lower Mallow Street | Picture: Adrian Butler
Gardai and Limerick Fire Service were at the scene in Mungret | Picture: Michael Cowhey
Auctioneer Jordan Town & Country Estate Agents reports strong interest in the sale of Kilfrush House which is to be auctioned this Wednesday
John Ivory with his Wife Ailish, and children Orna and Ruairi PICTURE: Michael Cowhey
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