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Woman sparks debate after she 'steals' her friend's daughter's name - Vimarsana News

Woman sparks debate after she 'steals' her friend's daughter's name

A woman has sparked debate online after she admits that her friend is annoyed with her for 'stealing' her daughter's name.

Man due in court following Ellen Street stabbing - Vimarsana News

Man due in court following Ellen Street stabbing

A man in his twenties is due in court later today following a serious stabbing incident in the city centre on Sunday evening.

Limerick's John Moran to step away from role as Chair of the LDA - Vimarsana News

Limerick's John Moran to step away from role as Chair of the LDA

Limerick's Live 95 Search By Live95 News Team John Moran is to step away from his role as the Chairperson of the Land Development Agency. The Limerick man has served as Interim Chair since January 2019, helping to establish the body which has a remit to provide affordable housing on state land.  The process of filling the position on a permanent basis has begun, but Mr. Moran has confirmed he will not be seeking the role.  In Limerick, the LDA is working on plans for the redevelopment of a 50-hectare site around Colbert Station, to create a new urban quar...

WATCH: Limerick boy with Down Syndrome has a pop at Forbes - Vimarsana News

WATCH: Limerick boy with Down Syndrome has a pop at Forbes

A 10 year old Limerick boy with Down Syndrome has weighed in on the Forbes article controversy.

Mayor of Limerick wants an apology - Vimarsana News

Mayor of Limerick wants an apology

Limerick's Live 95 Search By Live95 News Team Limerick's Mayor says Forbes needs to do more following the publication of an article which he described as 'defamatory, damaging and insulting to Limerick'. Cllr Michael Collins is calling on the US business magazine, which has a global reach, to apologise to the people of Limerick for publishing the article.  The piece, written by Dublin-born journalist Stephen McBride, was about brothers Patrick and John Collison who went to school in Limerick and it painted Limerick the city in a false and negative light. ...