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Directly-Elected Mayor for Limerick Bill advances to Seanad

IN WHAT is being dubbed a "significant milestone", the Directly-Elected Mayor for Limerick Bill has been progressed from the Dáil to the Seanad. Having been voted in by the people of Limerick in 2019, the Bill was finally progressed through its ...

14 Dec 2023 at 08:52

Politics

HAVE YOUR SAY: People of Limerick asked what they expect of directly elected Mayor

A public consultation exercise has been launched to ask the people of Limerick what they want from their directly elected Mayor. On May 24, 2019 voters in Limerick endorsed proposals that will see Limerick Limerick become the first county in ...

10 Jul 2020 at 18:00

Local News

Limerick councillors seek meeting to discuss directly elected mayor role

COUNCILLORS have agreed to hold a special meeting to discuss the issue of a directly elected mayor for Limerick. The proposal came from the council’s longest-serving councillor, Kevin Sheahan who also wants the Minister for Housing, ...

20 Jul 2019 at 17:00

Local News

Limerick’s metropolitan mayor role could be axed in local government shake-up

THE much-criticised role of the metropolitan district mayor will be axed if Limerick approves plans for an executive first citizen. That's according Minister of State John-Paul Phelan, who spoke this week on plans for an executive ...

08 Apr 2019 at 11:00

Local News

Minister must ‘fill in the blanks’ on Limerick’s directly elected mayor proposal

AS further details emerge of the proposed executive mayor for Limerick, calls have been made on the minister responsible to “fill in the blanks.” The call to John-Paul Phelan, from Mayor James Collins, comes as Limerick, along ...

01 Apr 2019 at 14:00

Politics

Limerick voters to have their say on proposals for directly elected mayor

VOTERS in Limerick are to be asked if they want a directly elected mayor, it has been confirmed. The decision to hold a plebiscite (vote) was agreed by the Cabinet last week and announced at the weekend by John Paul Phelan, ...

01 Oct 2018 at 11:46

Politics

WATCH: Advisory group revealed as plans for directly elected mayor of Limerick are progressed

THE minister with responsibility for local government reform says he’s committed to ensuring the first vote for a directly elected mayor of Limerick takes place in 2021. It follows the plebiscite in May which was passed by ...

02 Dec 2019 at 17:00

Mayoral Election

WATCH: Mayoral candidate Gerben Uunk's vision for Limerick in 90 seconds

THE PEOPLE of Limerick will make history on June 7 when they vote for the first directly elected mayor in the history of the State. There are 15 candidates in the race for the position. The full list of candidates running ...

25 May 2024 at 07:15

Mayoral Election

WATCH: Mayoral candidate Dee Ryan's vision for Limerick in 90 seconds

25 May 2024 at 07:17

Mayoral Election

WATCH: Mayoral candidate Conor Sheehan's vision for Limerick in 90 seconds

25 May 2024 at 07:16

Mayoral Election

WATCH: Mayoral candidate Sarah Beasley's vision for Limerick in 90 seconds

25 May 2024 at 07:29

Mayoral Election

WATCH: Mayoral candidate Daniel Butler's vision for Limerick in 90 seconds

THE PEOPLE of Limerick will make history on June 7 when they vote for the first directly elected mayor in the history of the State. There are 15 candidates in the race for the position. The full ...

25 May 2024 at 07:28

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