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Students face possible expulsion - UL President - Vimarsana News

Students face possible expulsion - UL President

Students face possible expulsion - UL President By Live95 News Team University of Limerick have issued a statement following last night's activities in Castletroy. The President of UL, Professor Kerstin Mey says that students found responsible will face the full rigour of the university's disciplinary process including temporary suspension and possible expulsion. UL President Professor Kerstin Mey is meeting with senior An Garda Síochána representatives this morning. “We have appealed to our students time and again to recognise their personal responsi...

Des Bishop announces engagement to girlfriend of 9 months, Hannah Berner - Vimarsana News

Des Bishop announces engagement to girlfriend of 9 months, Hannah Berner

Comedian Des Bishop has announced his engagement to his girlfriend Hannah Berner.

People "travelled from across Limerick" for Castletroy street party - Vimarsana News

People "travelled from across Limerick" for Castletroy street party

It's being claimed that people travelled from across Limerick city to attend last night's street party in Castletroy.

Selected Dr. Seuss books no longer being published due to insensitive images - Vimarsana News

Selected Dr. Seuss books no longer being published due to insensitive images

Six Dr. Seuss books will no longer be published due to insensitive images, it has been reported.

Man arrested in connection with firework attack on Gardaí - Vimarsana News

Man arrested in connection with firework attack on Gardaí

A man in his 30s has been arrested in relation to a firework attack on gardai at a protest in Dublin on Saturday.