All the updated news related to Limerick terror attacks

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Crime and Courts

'Concern' at terror attacks on Limerick's top sporting venues

FORMER Limerick detective garda Sean Lynch says there is “concern” that sporting events at the Gaelic Grounds and Thomond Park could be targeted by terrorists. In a week where members of the Armed Support Unit carried out searches on spectators ...

22 Jun 2017 at 11:25

Crime and Courts

'Extremists living in Limerick city due to cheap rent', says 'Sister Aaliya'

A LIMERICK woman who converted to Islam has told a conference that a number of extremists are living in Limerick city and the surrounding areas due to cheap rent. ‘Sister Aaliya’, 26, from Limerick, said she met one of the men who carried out ...

10 Jun 2017 at 13:32

Local News

Limerick 'not ready' for ISIS-style terror attack

A SECURITY analyst has warned that regional cities such as Limerick are not prepared for a ISIS-style terror attack. While there is a major incident plan for Limerick and the wider region, security analyst Tom Clonan says emergency services ...

06 Jun 2017 at 11:15

Local News

UPDATE: Man questioned in Limerick over seizure of ID in name of London attacker released

GARDAI say a file is being prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions following the discovery of documents at a flat in Limerick city which were in the name of one of the London terror attackers. As first revealed by the Limerick ...

06 Jun 2017 at 14:38

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