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It is understood that the county council have reached an agreement with a national wildlife park to house a number of animals in the Knockmealdown Mountains, as a pressure on habitat space continues to affect not only the human population, but our feathered and four-legged friends too.

LIMERICK people have been sharing their stories and fears around eviction on an interactive map hosted by an independent campaigning group.

ONE Limerick man has been given the highest honour from his parish as he has been recommended by Bishop Leahy to receive a religious medal for outstanding servi...

Shannon Navigation Bye-law No. 17(3) now applies, limiting berths at the same harbour to five consecutive days or a total of seven in any one month

This is to accommodate Carlow County Council’s undertaking of site investigation works for Graiguenamanagh/Tinnahinch Flood Relief Scheme

ASKEATON native and tattoo artist Lucy Fitzgibbon pours her creative energy into expressing herself and managing grief through art.

Mike Daly Snr, 64, died at Milford Hospice in 2010, following what his son Mike Daly Jnr remembers as horrendous suffering after an operation in 2007

The water level in Grand Canal Dock will be lowered by approximately 400mm to accommodate the works from Monday 3 April

Convicted drug dealer Christy Keane was fortunate on the day he was shot multiple times by two McCarthy-Ryan gunmen, as a nurse who was out for a run nearby was able to give him medical assistance in the aftermath, the Special Criminal Court has heard.

THE BULGARIAN Embassy have unveiled a plaque in honour of James Bourchier outside Bruff Post Office. The Bulgarian ambassador to Ireland Gergana Karadjova made ...