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News from the Irish Examiners team of reporters

The luxury chocolate trade in Ireland has taken off in recent years. Meet the chocolatiers making it happen

SIX PATCHES of land in Limerick city have been identified to build up to 4,600 affordable homes on. The Land Development Agency (LDA), charged with delivering a...

Liam Lynch died around 8.45pm on the evening of 10 April 1923, 100 years ago. His death signalled the end of the war and moves were made soon after to conclude that phase of the IRA’s campaign.

A LONG and distinguished career of public service to the farmers of Limerick and Clare was celebrated in the South Court Hotel on Friday night by a large gather...

Builders working at a construction site. Getty Images French police have warned about an Irish gang defrauding property owners by posing as builders. The gang…

A MAN who married, and then buried, the love of his life in the space of a week has paid an emotional tribute to the woman who “has left a hole in my hear...

Limerick's aviation history goes way farther back than the 1945 opening of Shannon Airport, writes Limerick historian Sharon Slater.

A CRATLOE preschool has been recognised as a trailblazer in outdoor education in early years. Naíonra na nÓg was honoured at a recent event.

A Limerick harpist will try to break her own world record by performing at the highest altitude ever - on top of Mount Kilimanjaro!