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In years gone by, while everyone else is breaking out the barbecue and heading for the beach, the warm weather held a certain dread for residents in parts of Castlebridge.

THE Department of Agriculture says it is launching an investigation into breaches of animal welfare regulations at several cattle marts across the country follo...

LIMERICK IFA has responded to multiple queries in recent weeks regarding the large rail and road infrastructure projects in the county by arranging an informati...

In Pictures: Irish built machinery at the fore of FTMTA Farm Machinery Show 2023-07-10

The death has occurred of Agnes (Aggie) Cullinane (née Harnett), Croagh, Limerick. Agnes died peacefully on Friday, July 7th 2023.  Predeceased by h...

A FINE of €25,000 for health and safety breaches imposed on a company which supplied a crane involved in an fatal incident in Limerick in which two stonema...

KERRY milk suppliers are continuing their campaign over the leading milk price with another protest this week. It follows a protest of around 500 last month at ...

The CEO of Shannon Chamber has attributed the commercial success of the region to Brendan O’Regan ahead of the unveiling of a statue in his honour this afternoon. The life-size statue, which was sculpted by Kilbaha’s Seamus Connolly, will be revealed at a public ceremony in the legendary innovator’s home village of Sixmilebridge shortly. Born […]

PAUL Tierney has taken on the challenge of cycling and running 23 peaks in honour of Ashling Murphy, who was tragically killed in January 2022. She was a primar...

LIMERICK City and County Council are to sell a patch of land in the village of Patrickswell - for just €1. Some 7.2 square metres of land at Belgard Grove ...