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Man to be sentenced over horror stabbing at Limerick apartment - Vimarsana News

Man to be sentenced over horror stabbing at Limerick apartment

Man to be sentenced over horror stabbing at Limerick apartment Reporter: david.hurley@limerickleader.ie ');  '); A MAN who sustained life-threatening injuries when he was repeatedly stabbed by his flatmate has described how he is worried about his future. The now 33-year-old made his comments in a victim impact statement which was read during the sentencing hearing of the culprit. Jean Louis Fancony, 37, of no fixed abode was convicted by a jury last November of “intentionally causing serious harm” to his then flatmate on July 22, 2019. Detective Garda Colum O’Shea told Limerick Circu...

Lucky escape for Limerick motorist as tree falls on car during Storm Bella - Vimarsana News

Lucky escape for Limerick motorist as tree falls on car during Storm Bella

Lucky escape for Limerick motorist as tree falls on car during Storm Bella Reporter: ');  '); A MOTORIST had a lucky escape and avoided injury overnight after a tree fell on their car while they were driving during Storm Bella. The incident occurred on a local road near O'Briensbridge shortly before midnight. Gardai and three units from Limerick Fire and Rescue attended the scene for just under over and hour and the road was fully cleared just before 1am. Separately, ESB Networks says it hopes to restore power to hundreds of customers in County Limerick later this morning. According to the ...

Hero Limerick firefighters rescue cat from telephone pole 'stuck overnight' - Vimarsana News

Hero Limerick firefighters rescue cat from telephone pole 'stuck overnight'

Hero Limerick firefighters rescue cat from telephone pole 'stuck overnight' "I thought that only happened in the movies" The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice This is the moment Limerick firefighters rescued ...

Limerick shopping centre re-opens after fire - Vimarsana News

Limerick shopping centre re-opens after fire

Limerick shopping centre re-opens after fire Reporter: '); A BUSY Limerick shopping centre has re-opened after a fire forced its closure yesterday. Six units of Limerick Fire and Rescue Service battled a blaze at the Parkway Shopping Centre which broke out at 1pm. They remained at the scene for a number of hours. Centre manager Roger Beck has confirmed the popular facility re-opened at 5pm yesterday. “It was an electrical fire in a non-trading unit. The brigade came and put it out. All our sprinklers worked, our electrical procedures worked, and everything else worked as it was supposed to...

Fire at busy Limerick shopping centre forces evacuation of customers and staff - Vimarsana News

Fire at busy Limerick shopping centre forces evacuation of customers and staff

Fire at busy Limerick shopping centre forces evacuation of customers and staff Reporter:  '); Six units of Limerick Fire and Rescue are tackling a fire at one of Limerick's busiest shopping centres. The alarm was raised at around 1pm this Sunday after the fire broke out in one of the units at the Parkway Shopping Centre in Castletroy. Six units from Limerick Fire Station, Mulgrave Street were dispatched and as of 2.45pm they remained at the scene. There are no reports of any injuries and the extent of the fire or the damage caused is not clear. At this stage, it's not known how the fire sta...