Business
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661Afro Delight is Munster’s first African takeaway
Afro Delight offers traditional Nigerian dishes in Limerick City and is eager to enter the national market By Rachel Petticrew If you...
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333Call for Limerick traders to take part in the city’s festive offering
As the final touches to this year’s festive offering are put in place, Limerick City and County council are looking for interested...
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245Aughinish Alumina expansion appealed in High Court
Environmental groups challenge Rusal Alumina in High Court tomorrow over expansions to waste pits By Sean Finnan Futureproof Clare alongside an alliance...
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525‘It’s a dream come true’ Limerick’s newest coffee shop owners are on Klaud9
Klaudia Chciuk and Ysabel Nelson opened Limerick’s newest coffee shop on Friday, October 28 By Ann McDonald As of Friday, October 29,...
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490‘Financial Chaos’ Limerick-based economists weigh in on proposed UK Corporation Tax increase
Stephen Kinsella and Sean Golden predict how recent economic unrest in the UK may impact the Irish economy By Aislinn Kelly The...
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376Monumental licensing law reforms will see pubs and clubs extend opening hours
Here’s everything you need to know about the reform of Ireland’s night-time economy, set to kick in from next year By Ciara...
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508Five restaurants offer discounts to showcase Limerick’s vibrant night-time economy
The trial event aims to engage with the public in developing the future of Limerick’s nightlife By Aislinn Kelly Five Limerick City...
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460Significant supports are needed to sustain Limerick’s nightlife
Limerick’s nightlife has fared better than most, but the predicted overhaul of Ireland’s night-time economy must support venues long-term By Cillian Callaghan...
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549Re:story, a small business that’s connecting the dots
SMALL BUSINESS OWNER, FIONAN COUGHLAN DISCUSSES BEING AN ENTREPRENEUR, SHOPPING CONSCIOUSLY, AND GROWING A BUSINESS IN A CHANGING WORLD By Ciara McKenna...
