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A PARCEL of land in Limerick City, under plans by the Land Development Agency (LDA), could see more than 400 new homes built.

RESIDENTS of a Limerick suburb have said that that two years is too long to wait for a local Garda station to be opened.

A FORMER Moyross parish priest, Fr Tony O'Riordan, has urged the people of Limerick not to forget victims of last year's earthquake in Syria.

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A NEW podcast from one of Limerick’s tidiest community organisations – Team Limerick Clean-up – hit the airwaves last week.

UP TO 60 people turned out at a former secondary school in Limerick City today to protest plans to house up to 251 Ukrainian refugees.

Limerick Post reporter Alan Jacques spoke to Waleed Maza, a young man from Gaza currently seeking asylum in Knockalisheen.

A HUGELY popular natural amenity for Limerick holiday makers, homeowners, and daytrippers is under threat, it has been claimed.

THE MAJORITY of parents in the Salesian Primary School are eager to support the Ukrainian people who are to be accommodated on the grounds.

OVERCROWDING at UHL accelerated again this week with 100 or more admitted patients waiting for a bed every day since Monday.