Business
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144Your guide to independent coffee shops in Limerick city
There is no question, that Limerick city centre is packed with a wealth of independent cafés and businesses that are often overlooked...
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43Limerick Twenty Thirty pays tribute as Denis Brosnan steps down as Chairman
CEO of Limerick Twenty Thirty, David Conway has paid tribute to outgoing Chairman Denis Brosnan on his retirement after four years in...
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107Limerick entrepreneur aiming to help shoppers be more climate conscious
Limerick native, Mark O’Callaghan, has developed a program that he hopes will help shoppers be climate conscious. Last year, Mark quit his...
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371Limerick filmmakers delighted with extension of Uplift Scheme
Government’s decision to extend the Regional Film Uplift Scheme to 2023 is welcomed with open arms by Limerick filmmakers. The continuation of the Uplift Scheme until 2023 was announced as part...
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269LISTEN: Limerick Mayor urges residents to “shop local” this year
Mayor Michael Collins is appealing to people across Limerick county to shop locally this year. Collins says that is “vitally important” that...
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201Limerick’s hospitality sector react to latest Level 5 restrictions
On Monday night, Taoiseach Micheál Martin revealed the government’s plan to move the entire country into Level 5 following NPHET recommendations. These...
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206Limerick City and County Council to hold free webinar promoting conscious shopping habits
Limerick City and County Council is holding a free webinar called Slow Fashion and Capsule Wardrobes this evening at 8pm in conjunction...
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191One fifth of eligible Limerick businesses have not applied for Council grant scheme
Twenty per cent of Limerick businesses have not applied for the Council’s new grant scheme. Over €17.8 million has been paid out to...
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242Newcastle West’s Aldi receives revamp
The Aldi branch in Newcastle West has reopened its doors after an extensive renovation project to refurbish the store. Known as “The...
