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Click next to see more photos THE BIGGEST challenge Limerick Animal Welfare (LAW) faced in 2023 was the big increase in the number of unwanted dogs as people re...

USE ARROWS OR NEXT BUTTON TO SEE MORE PICTURES Celebrations and events have been taking place across the country this Saturday to mark Nollaig na mBan. Traditio...

ONCE upon a time, every parish and nearly every townland in west Limerick had its own band of Wrenboys when musicians, dancers and singers travelled their local...

ONCE upon a time, every parish and nearly every townland in west Limerick had its own band of Wrenboys when musicians, dancers and singers travelled their local...

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RESEARCHERS have been given €50,000 in funding for a book which looks at life through the eyes of a young person who has a parent behind bars. Staff at Uni...

February, though a short month, can be a bit of a drag as we impatiently count the days until the clocks go forward. It’s a limbo month for some, the days getting incrementally longer – but those darling buds still a long way off from appearing.

A 40-year-old man began cursing at a guard going about his work in the early hours of the morning in Ballybunion, Listowel District Court has heard.

Tourism in Wexford has “evolved over the decades,” according to a leading author and travel expert.

The Minister for Health has avoided voicing his confidence in the management who were in place at University Hospital Limerick at the time of teenager Aoife Joh...