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Woman shares 'game-changing' hack for getting ink off fabric By Jamie Glass Image from Getty. A woman on TikTok has shared a 'game-changing' trick for getting pen marks off sofas that children have drawn on. A mum on the social media platform TikTok has shared her simple yet 'game-changing' trick on removing ink from fabric surfaces like a sofa - if your child has gotten loose with pens and markers. Image from Getty. The video by Liesl Elizabeth, who posts on @cleanfreak_cleaningco account said that this will save your...

Limerick's Live 95 Search By Live95 News Team The pair were found guilty of second degree murder but that decision was recently quashed. US prosecutors have now offered a deal to the pair meaning they won’t face a second trial if they accept it. Irish Independent Journalist Ralph Reigel believes they may be offered the option of pleading guilty to manslaughter.   

Limerick's Live 95 Search By Live95 News Team The Mayor of Limerick is urging people to celebrate St Patrick's Day in a Covid compliant manner. A message from the Department of Public Health Mid-West, HSE Midwest Community Healthcare and UL Hospitals Group are urging people not to mix as they investigate more than 55 household situations across the Mid-West region this month. People are being encouraged to instead participate in some of the virtual celebrations that will be on show locally. Mayor of Limerick City and County Council Michael Collins is also u...

Limerick's Live 95 Search By Live95 News Team Limerick publicans want more consultation about how and when the hospitality sector will be allowed reopen.  It's been made clear by the government that pubs and restaurants will not be part of any easing of restrictions announced on April 5th.  However there have been no clear guidelines as to when businesses in hospitality will be allowed reopen other than a vague suggestion that staycations will be possible this summer.  Robert Byrnes of Bobby Byrnes pub in Limerick city says publicans are not being unreas...

Don't let St Patrick's Day be "super-spreader event" says Limerick Minister By Live95 News Team Don't let St Patrick's Day become a super-spreader event.  That's the message from Minister Patrick O'Donovan who is appealing to people to celebrate sensibly today.  The Fine Gael TD says drinking to excess runs the risk of people failing to follow guidelines. Minister O'Donovan says people have sacrificed so much in recent months and he hopes those sacrifices won't be wasted today...