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THE Limerick Diocesan Overview has revealed the significant resources challenge facing the Catholic church in Limerick. The report, which has been distributed t...

By Cian O’Connell “Funny enough, I played senior hurling in Clare for years, and my first ever senior Clare Cup match was against Corofin at 16 years of age in Broadford, now I'm facing them in a Munster semi-final, it is amazing the way the wheel turns,” Ger Hickey laughs

THERE have been calls locally to save jobs that at risk due to the owner of a number of Limerick restaurants going into examinership.

A Limerick student has just returned from the trip of a lifetime to Africa as part of a prize she won at the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition.

The humor writer, a Billings native, has a new collection of short stories called "Men Behaving Badly." Its about the boundary between farce and tragedy, which is getting thinner everyday.

A SHOP in Newcastle West was the target of a late-night crime spree last week as a gang of criminals descended in a destructive burglary.

THE search for missing UL student Robert Funke was stood down following the discovery of a body by Gardaí this week.

LIMERICK City and County Council plans to spend €943m locally in 2024, under plans signed off this Friday. Adopted each November, the council budget is in ...

TWO YOUNG women from the region have been awarded third-level bursaries by a Limerick-based engineering company. Limerick’s Anna Carr, who is studying mec...

BARGAIN hunters will be delighted to see the annual Bilboa National School Christmas Fair return this Sunday.