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Limerick playground to triple in size - Vimarsana News

Limerick playground to triple in size

Limerick's Live 95 Search By Live95 News Team Live 95 picture library More than a quarter of million euro is being allocated for a major extension of the playground at Castletroy park. Approximately €350,000 is to be spent by Limerick City and County Council and should see the existing play are treble in size.  It will include the construction of a new Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA) and an enlargement of the existing playground area including associated site works and provision of drainage and lighting.   The works will...

Calls for government to allow refurbishment of O'Connell St press ahead - Vimarsana News

Calls for government to allow refurbishment of O'Connell St press ahead

Limerick Chamber is calling on the government to allow the refurbishment of O'Connell Street to press ahead. 

Two arrested as Irish beauty salon defies Covid restrictions for second day - Vimarsana News

Two arrested as Irish beauty salon defies Covid restrictions for second day

C and N Beauty Rooms in Dublin had been completely booked out for today.

Students claim house parties in Castletroy are "still rampant" - Vimarsana News

Students claim house parties in Castletroy are "still rampant"

It's claimed house parties are still rampant in the Castletroy area despite the extension of Level 5 restrictions.

Gardaí urged to address mistreatment of children by officers - Vimarsana News

Gardaí urged to address mistreatment of children by officers

Limerick's Live 95 Search By Live95 News Team via Getty Images A new Policing Authority study has recommended that Gardaí address the mistreatment of children "as a matter of urgency".  The study - which interviewed young people, parents, guardians, lawyers and gardaí - made ten recommendations to the force, including a zero policy approach to any ill-treatment of children. Of the twenty children interviewed for the UCC Study, eight spontaneously brought up instances of ill-treatment and assault by Gardaí.  One reca...