Features
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469UL graduate talks starting a business straight out of college
Lea Costelloe launched her virtual assistant business True Collective and Co. within months of graduating from university By Edana Flynn 23-year-old Lea...
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313Feature: Ireland’s fascinating Christmas traditions
How much do you know about the origins of Irish Christmas? By Alison Barry With Christmas Day fast approaching, it can be...
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438The Limerick Lady Podcast goes live from the Record Room
The podcast, hosted by local songstress Emma Langford and performer Ann Blake, held their second-ever live session at the cosy Limerick venue...
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382‘The finish line I never got to cross’ Covid graduates reflect on their final year at university
UL students who graduated during the Covid-19 lockdowns reflect on their experiences By Ann Mc Donald Due to the outbreak of Covid-19,...
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602Vicky Phelan didn’t do what was asked, she did what was needed
Limerick Voice reflects on the work Vicky undertook in her final four years of life and the significance and legacy of those...
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531‘Eco-anxiety is very real’ Young Limerick activists talk COP27, the climate crisis and government failures
Limerick Voice sat down with young Limerick climate activists Saoirse Exton and Iona Logan to get their thoughts on COP27, handling climate...
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628Afro 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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681Hector Ó hEochagáin on tribes, travel and the Irish language revival
As his new documentary hits the screen, the popular presenter chats about Irish identity abroad and striking human connection in the most...
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482Tell Your Own Story’s Food Self and Identity series features Sachiyo Masutani-Hurley
As part of the Tell Your Own Story campaign, Anita Bamettler spoke to UL Japanese tutor Sachiyo Masutani-Hurley about cooking, culture, and...
