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Limerick man charged over alleged Snapchat threat refused bail - Vimarsana News

Limerick man charged over alleged Snapchat threat refused bail

A LIMERICK man who is accused of making a threat in a Snapchat video to “chop up” a person, and is further accused of throwing a petrol bomb, has be...

Victim of assault in Limerick pub toilet asks that money  goes to a charity - Vimarsana News

Victim of assault in Limerick pub toilet asks that money  goes to a charity

A MAN was assaulted in a pub toilet in Bruff, Kilmallock Court heard. Chris O’Riordan, aged 27, of Ballinlee, Dromin South, Kilmallock pleaded guilty to a...

From the Tramlines: autumn weather makes for tight drilling windows - Vimarsana News

From the Tramlines: autumn weather makes for tight drilling windows

From the Tramlines: autumn weather makes for tight drilling windows 2021-10-06

Over 7,500 Kerry farmers get CAP direct payments of almost €70 million - Vimarsana News

Over 7,500 Kerry farmers get CAP direct payments of almost €70 million

Cow cows in barn eating and weraing wearable tracking technology for animals Share this article Over 7,500 (7,562) farmers in Kerry got direct payments totalling almost €70 million (€69,997,227.83) last year under the EU's Common Agricultural Policy. Figures from the Department of Agriculture show the highest payment in Kerry went to Padraig, James and Con Barry who got a direct payment of almost €140,000 (€139,464.20). In total, four Kerry farming enterprises got payments over €100,000. Advertisement Nationally, more than 122,000 farmers received almost €1.2 billion in direct pay...

Limerick woman accused of headbutting garda at station - Vimarsana News

Limerick woman accused of headbutting garda at station

Limerick woman accused of headbutting garda at station Reporter:  '); A YOUNG Croom woman charged with two counts of assault had her case adjourned, at Newcastle West court, until September. Judge Mary Larkin said she wanted a pre-sanction report on the accused, Ciara Earls of Church Road, Croom. Inspector Andrew Lacey said that on April 23 last year, gardai were called to a house in Croom where Ms Earls was behaving in a violent manner towards her brother. When the gardai arrived, she became very aggressive and abusive to gardai and abusive to her brother. She “squared up” to Garda Har...