Judge Patricia Harney said she was “not happy” with a person being before her for driving nine kilometres over the legal limit. | FILE PHOTO
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29 Sept 2022
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29 Sept 2022
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ANOTHER action-backed weekend of local, national and international sport lies ahead.
In rugby, there is a full round of Energia All-Ireland League fixtures on Saturday afternoon, while Ireland tackle Italy in the Guinness Six Nations Championship at the Aviva Stadium on Sunday, 3pm.
In soccer, Treaty United play their first home fixture of the new SSE Airtricity League First Division season when Athlone Town visit the Markets Field on Friday, 7.45pm.
Sports editor Colm Kinsella joined the Limerick Leader's editor Donn O'Sullivan to discuss the weekend's big sports fixtures.
John and Nuala Gavin (John E Moloney's grandson, and his daughter) pictured with the original proposal submitted by the LUPC at the Four Courts in Dublin. Pictured below is John E Moloney
Ellie Cusack pictured with mum Caroline, step-dad Tim and cousin Ross
The late Donal Kennedy
An illustration of the proposed new Aldi store in Moyross
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