Business
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289Meet the students who turned to entrepreneurship during the pandemic
Many college campuses across Ireland are attempting to assist their students by launching entrepreneurship initiatives that not only boost their morale but...
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350Limerick businesses turn pandemic into prosperity
Irish businesses were not spared during the pandemic and neither were the ones in our own Limerick City. However, one Limerick business...
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401‘I am one of the lucky ones; I was able to adapt’ Limerick chef cooks up TV storm
The Covid-19 pandemic has brought challenging times for many in the food industry. Like most businesses across Ireland, Country Munch was affected...
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833No last orders for popular Limerick publican Michael Flannery
Not even lockdown has stopped one of Ireland’s oldest publicans, Michael Flannery, from going to work every day. The 88-year-old has been...
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490Concerns raised about Limerick City Centre’s €200 Million Opera Site
AS work commences on the largest commercial development in Limerick’s history lack of living space in the city centre is still a...
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886BREAKING: Forbes editor to visit Limerick, magazine will host ’30 under 30′ gathering in city
Randall Lane, the editor of Forbes, has told Mayor of the City and County of Limerick, Cllr Michael Collins that he would...
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651Limerick Council to waive license fees and provide additional space for outdoor dining in Limerick this summer
Limerick City and County Council is set to waive license fees for outdoor dining and provide additional outdoor space in a plan...
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1.3K‘The pandemic made me do it’ – MASH owner Aislin Reddie on starting a fashion business
When the pandemic struck in March 2020, it caused a sudden halt to the lives of many. For 25-year-old Aislin Reddie, it...
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435Anytime Of The Month launches initiative to tackle period poverty in workforce
Anytime of the Month founder Clodagh Guerin has launched its Workplace Ambassador Programme to alleviate the effects of period poverty in the...
