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Cheat the Street: Points deducted from some taking part in Limerick game

THE organisers of the Beat the Street initiative in Limerick have confirmed they have begun deducting points from individuals who they suspect have been cheating at the game, which aims to promote walking and cycling. It has emerged that a small ...

03 Oct 2017 at 22:33

Crime and Courts

Investigation launched as vandals damage Limerick beat boxes

THE company behind the Beat the Street initiative in Limerick has confirmed a number of beat boxes have been removed from the game after they were vandalised. A small number of the 82 beat boxes which are located across the city were damaged ...

06 Oct 2017 at 13:05

City

Beat the Street | Limerick streets to be transformed into a giant game this autumn

THE rain and wind didn't stop hundreds of local school children taking to the street at the launch of Beat the Street Limerick. Joined by Mayor of the Metropolitan District, Cllr Sean Lynch, and representatives from Limerick Sports ...

14 Sept 2017 at 06:30

Breaking News

#WATCH: Limerick prepares for Beat the Street challenge

LIMERICK city is set to be turned into a life-sized board game next month as schools, community groups and businesses compete against each other through a walking, cycling and jogging challenge. Running from September 13 to ...

16 Aug 2017 at 11:14

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