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Retrofitting talk for homes and businesses in Limerick

AN information session about retrofitting houses and businesses will take place in Limerick on Tuesday, July 23. The event is being hosted by Tait House Community Enterprise, working in collaboration with the Tipperary Energy Agency. This ...

16 Jul 2019 at 10:00

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Limerick Council ‘anxious’ to ensure quality of life not impacted by Irish Cement plan

LIMERICK City and County Council says it is “very anxious” that the quality of life of those people living near the Irish Cement plant in Mungret is not impacted by the firm’s €10m plans. The local authority’s environment directorate has ...

10 Dec 2018 at 14:00

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‘Serious fish kill’ in County Limerick started in Cork farm

A “SERIOUS fish kill” in County Limerick this summer started in County Cork, Farm Leader has learned. Cork County Council confirmed there was a silage effluent discharge to the River Deel in May. “The silage effluent discharge occurred ...

09 Sept 2019 at 08:16

Environment

Alien species lands in County Limerick

AN ALIEN species has landed in County Limerick that burns the skin and can leave scars. Japanese knotweed has received lots of publicity but giant hogweed is another invasive plant that has taken root in County Limerick. It ...

01 Nov 2019 at 22:40

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Limerick’s eco-warriors raise money for Milford Hospice

THE work of a group of learners set to become the eco-warriors and food growers of tomorrow has been showcased at an event in Southill. Tait House has played host to a special course in horticulture, with the programme ...

20 Mar 2019 at 06:00

Environment

WATCH: 'The consequences will be fatal' - Over 100 protest against climate change in Limerick

MORE THAN 100 environmental activists took to the streets of Limerick to stage another major climate change protest, as part of the Fridays for Future movement. The protest was attended by groups of secondary school ...

29 Nov 2019 at 16:53

Environment

Committee passes motion to allocate 10% of Limerick's transport budget to cycling

A COMMITTEE has approved a motion to allocate 10% of Limerick’s road transport and safety budget to cycling infrastructure this week. Green Party councillor Brian Leddin tabled the motion the travel and ...

17 Oct 2019 at 20:30

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Find out how you can help fight off alien invader in Limerick

A pernicious invasive alien that causes a nasty skin burn is spreading its tentacles in county Limerick and the authorities are calling on the public to help them eradicate it. It might sound like a ...

10 Sept 2019 at 17:00

Local News

Limerick school takes stand against single use plastic

CRESCENT College Comprehensive has become the first school in Munster to launch a single-use plastic-free school programme which sees the school officially stop the sale of single-use plastic. A ...

17 Apr 2019 at 17:00

Local News

Green Limerick: Fund fuels blue economy research

A MARY Immaculate College (MIC) academic has been awarded €300,000 in funding to lead the Irish stage of a European project aiming to boost the transformation towards a climate-neutral, ...

06 Apr 2024 at 10:00

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Limerick school’s second years organise recycling of 11 tonnes of electrical waste

MOTORISTS driving past Castletroy College on a wet Saturday morning must have been wondering if it was a week day due to the amount of cars pulling up to the school. Staff and students ...

19 Mar 2019 at 13:00

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Hitchhike pollination: Pesky plant's stealthy tricks make Limerick council agenda

JUST Limerick council officials thought that the pesky Japanese knotweed couldn’t be any more of a headache, it appears that the invasive plant has learned to pollinate by hitchhiking....

27 Jun 2018 at 06:02

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