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Debenhams Limerick staff protest amid fear on redundancy payout

STAFF at Debenhams in Limerick who have lost their jobs have joined colleagues from across the country in protest outside the store this Tuesday. Workers say they feel they have been “shoved aside” and “taken for granted” by Debenhams, which ...

21 Apr 2020 at 13:28

Business

Telecommunications firm Eir to close store in Limerick city centre

THERE is bad news on the retail front in Limerick this Tuesday after it emerged telecommunications firm Eir will close its city store in May. Some seven staff working at the Cruises Street store have just been informed by the firm of its ...

10 Apr 2018 at 14:49

Health

Limerick mother moved to tears by autism-friendly initiative at retail park

A LIMERICK mother was moved to tears by the respectful treatment the staff at a city retail park provided for her son as part of a new autism and sensory-friendly initiative. Nicola Meskell and her son Peter were overwhelmed by the new ...

16 Jul 2018 at 14:57

Planning

Derelict sites entry set to appear on Limerick's Horizon Mall

THE long out-of-use Horizon Mall site is to be placed on the Derelict Sites register next week, councillors have heard. The move, announced by economic director Dr Pat Daly will mean the owners of the site, Capital Assets will need to ...

22 May 2018 at 13:30

Breaking News

Clothing retailer Gap set to open new Limerick store

CLOTHING retailer Gap is set to open an outlet store in Limerick. The American chain had a unit in the Crescent Shopping Centre, which closed a number of years ago. But now the firm is back in Limerick, with recruiters seeking staff ...

08 Sept 2017 at 07:00

Business

Sports Direct to open at Limerick retail park

BIG name sports retailer Sports Direct is set to open at the Childers Road retail park in Limerick city. The company, headed by controversial businessman Mike Ashley, is to open in the Heatons unit at the retail park. It comes ...

25 Mar 2017 at 09:00

Crime and Courts

Done deal as 'obtrusive' Limerick store signage is removed

LEGAL proceedings initiated against discount retailer Dealz over unauthorised signage at a Limerick store have been struck out. Limerick City and County Council began the legal action more than a year ago after the company’s ...

09 Jan 2018 at 06:02

Business

Supermac's boss confirms new fast food branch for Limerick with jobs to follow

SUPERMAC’S supremo Pat McDonagh says a new branch of the fast food restaurant is on the way to Limerick. There are already seven branches of the chain across the city – and speaking this week, Mr McDonagh, who also owns the ...

02 May 2018 at 13:55

Business

#OPHELIA: Limerick businesses set to bear the cost of storm

BUSINESSES across Limerick city have been left to bear the cost of Storm Ophelia which forced widespread closures on Monday. While some larger retailers and businesses had flagged in advance they would not be opening, a ...

17 Oct 2017 at 16:00

Covid-19

BREAKING: Limerick department store to close over Covid-19

LIMERICK’s biggest department store, Brown Thomas is to close indefinitely due to the coronavirus. In a statement, the luxury company, which has its local branch in the heart of O’Connell Street confirmed it will close ...

18 Mar 2020 at 14:15

Covid-19

BREAKING: Huge blow to Limerick as Debenhams to close permanently

LIMERICK has suffered a devastating blow after it emerged department store Debenhams is to liquidate its operations in Ireland and close all its stores. A reported 110 jobs will be lost locally after the firm, whose ...

09 Apr 2020 at 14:43

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