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HERITAGE sites are reopening and events are lined up, as the promotion of Limerick landmarks lands just in time for summer.  The government Office of Publi...

Over half a million euro has been allocated to Cahersiveen to promote the use of the Irish language.Minister of State at OPW Patrick O’Donovan approved €560,000...

Mick Moriarty said that improving flooding and connectivity issues in Blackpool will be of benefit to everyone accessing the area.

Clare and Limerick played an entertaining draw in the Munster U20 Hurling Championship. Sean Rynne was the hero for the Banner with a stunning equaliser.

The plan to move Portlaoise courthouse into a new state of the art building is "dead in the water" a Laois Fine Gael councillor claims. Activity at th...

Munster U20 Hurling Championship: Limerick 1-19 Clare 1-19 A dramatic finish saw Clare maintain their unbeaten start to the Munster U20 hurling championship at the TUS Gaelic Grounds. Sean Rynne was the Clare hero as his last gasp effort secured a 1-19 apiece draw with Limerick. The home side on the Ennis Road looked to […]

Former minister Kehoe says he receives more representations on the issue than on the Government’s decision not to extend the eviction ban

All over Kilkenny, doors are opening. But which one will you step through? Locals and visitors alike are invited to step into our story as a number of the nat...

Catherine Martin, minister for tourism, has welcomed planning permission for the redevelopment of Crawford Art Gallery.

There appears to be no resolution in sight to address serious safety concerns at Inis Mór’s leading tourist attraction. Galway West Deputy Éamon Ó Cuív told the Connacht Tribune that an issue related to parking for various modes of transport continued to frustrate residents and visitors to Inis Mór – and a solution must be […]