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LIMERICK City and County Council looks set to earn more than €2m by selling a financial interest it has in a city centre car park. At November’s coun...

LIMERICK-based Mobile IT has been awarded a sponsorship prize by Community Finance Ireland for their participation in the SERI (Social Enterprise Republic of Ir...

GARDAI in Limerick are offering advice to pub owners after an attempted theft of a keg from a premises.  On Saturday, September 3, a pub owner in the Palla...

Hope has been expressed that the shortage of clergymen in the diocese of Killaloe can be managed. The diocese is undertaking a year-long vocations initiative to encourage men to consider joining the priesthood, with visits to parishes in Clare, Laois, Offaly, Tipperary and Limerick commencing this weekend in Ennis, followed by visits to Nenagh, Birr […]

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LIMERICK City and County Council (LCCC) has become one of the first local authorities to roll out bus shelters in rural areas. The shelters, which have been ins...

At Monday's full meeting of the local authority, the story of two amalgamated Councils looked like it might be on the rocks.

On Friday’s Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Fr. Iggy McCormack, Vocations Director & Principal of St. Flannan’s College in Ennis as Killaloe Diocese launches a major effort to encourage men to consider joining the priesthood. Fr. Iggy discussed how the Diocese of Killaloe is one of the largest dioceses in the country and […]

A WOMAN in her 20s was the victim of theft after her bankcard was taken from her vehicle.  The woman in her 20s parked her car on Cathedral Place on W...