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Thomond Student Village off the Old Cratloe Road
The derelict properties in St Gerard Street
The former Neilan's pub in Bruff | PICTURE: Google Streetview
First Friends has very successfully operated for the last 21 years in Newcastle West
The property is located at Main Street, Ardagh | PICTURE: Google Streetview
Nice and cosy: Number 47 Elm Road boasts an impressive B3 BER rating
The tranquility of living in Ballyvorheen House, Murroe, surrounded by woodland and a river is proving attractive to buyers
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Ballybunion beach in Kerry is a popular spot for Limerick people
The photo has been widely circulated on social media
A number of Limerick roads are set to close during the month of September | PICTURE: ADRIAN BUTLER
Thunderstorm warning for Ireland
Irish Water staff are on site in Dooradoyle
This stunning detached home boasts scenic country views
You will need a decent wedge of cash to buy the Golf Hotel in Ballybunion
The former Debenhams store at O'Connell Street which closed more than a year ago
This property (white) at Inglenook, Bruff is one of the properties which Limerick City and County Council is seeking to CPO | PICTURE: Google Streetview
The two derelict houses at Main Street, Bruff | PICTURE: Google Streetview
Hot properties: The latest release of homes in Mungret Gate (main photo) and The Edge, Castlebrook Manor, Castletroy (below) sold out in less than 24 hours
The property in Tournafulla which has been sold for €10,000
Elegance personified: Fedamore House even boasts its own fully-fitted home cinema
The former Club Mission in Newcastle West
Appalled: Cllr Olivia O'Sullivan
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A number of Limerick roads are set to close during the month of September | PICTURE: ADRIAN BUTLER
Irish Community Air Ambulance taking off
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