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A Fine Gael county councillor who accused his employer of setting up a “total sham” redundancy in a €312,000 unfair dismissal claim made a “major mistake” by failing to participate in an appeals process, it has been found.

CASTLECONNELL Post Office will reopen next Monday, February 20, An Post has confirmed to Limerick Live. "The post office will be co-located at SuperValu, C...

As she prepares for her Glór Tíre semi final Bríd Shaughnessy took time out from a hectic schedule to tell Thomas Lyons about her progress ...

THOUSANDS of people took to the streets of Limerick at the weekend for the annual 10k run and walk in aid of Milford Hospice. The event, which raised significan...

A MOTORIST who undertook a garda inspector was fined €300 at Kilmallock Court. Michael Connors, aged 26, of Clondrinagh Halting Site, Ennis Road pleaded gu...

Micheal Houlihan and Shane O’Brien pointed the way for Limerick last night.

Works by two Galway authors have been shortlisted for KPMG Children’s Books Ireland Awards. Hailing from Galway city, Catherine Doyle’s shortlisted book is The Lost Girl King, which is set in Connemara. While Fearghas Mac Lochlainn, who lives in An Spidéal, has been shortlisted for his Irish language story, An Slipéar Ghloine. The two local […]

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A stark finding has showed that rents in Galway City have risen by 19.4% in the last year and the average rent is now €1,796 per month. The report from Daft.ie published this morning also shows an increase in the county of 13.8% with an average rent now €1,295. Compared to the three months previously, […]

ONE OF the longest-serving gardai in the country has hung up his hat and uniform for the last time. Garda Bill Collins, based in Cappamore for the last 20 years...