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In Pictures: Ministerial seal of approval for newly-built social houses in Limerick - Vimarsana News

In Pictures: Ministerial seal of approval for newly-built social houses in Limerick

A TOTAL of 14 new social housing family homes have been officially opened in the city as part of a new scheme in Limerick. Peter McVerry Trust, the national hou...

July - Department of Foreign Affairs - Vimarsana News

July - Department of Foreign Affairs

Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney and Minister for European Affairs Thomas Byrne have both welcomed the Governor of the Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB), Mr Carlo Monticelli, to Dublin.

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SPECIAL REPORT | Has Moyross been forgotten? - Vimarsana News

SPECIAL REPORT | Has Moyross been forgotten?

15.52 30 Apr 2021 The Limerick Regeneration Programme started fourteen years ago with the aim of improving some of the most disadvantaged areas in the city. Moyross was one of the key targets, an area synonymous with crime and anti-social behaviour. There have been improvements in Moyross over that time, but for many the regeneration has been too slow. The Pat Kenny Show reporter Síofra Mulqueen went to Moyross and brought us this extended report. She hears from locals about the issues of homelessness, overcrowding and unemployment in the area. Listen and subscribe to   

Chamber says failure to deliver road will fuel inequality - Vimarsana News

Chamber says failure to deliver road will fuel inequality

Limerick Chamber is warning that there could be dire consequences for Limerick if the government fails to progress a major project.

Delays to major Limerick road project described as a "green coup" - Vimarsana News

Delays to major Limerick road project described as a "green coup"

Limerick's Live 95 Search By Live95 News Team via Getty Images A Limerick priest has called the resistance to progress works on a major road project a "green coup". People living in Moyross met virtually with the Transport Minister Eamon Ryan last Friday about the Coonagh-Knockalisheen Road , where its understood he told local residents that he hopes to consult with the Land Development Agency to create a new, better plan for the Northside. The construction which is part of the Limerick Regeneration Programme was due to ...