IN THE 2021 PAPER
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1.1KEurocentric school curriculum ‘must be reformed’
The Irish secondary school curriculum has not evolved enough to deal with the diverse nature of our changing population, Moira Leydon, Assistant...
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1.3K‘I love the Limerick accent, it’s very musical’ – producer Enda Gallery talks about working with Limerick artists
By: Christine Costello and Katie Flannery Music producer Enda Gallery has been making a name for himself within the Irish music scene...
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1.1KLimerick charities fear pet abandonment after pandemic
Animal welfare organisations have expressed their concern that pets will be abandoned once life goes back to normal post-pandemic. According to Limerick...
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860Limerick film festival still keeping it Fresh after 25 years
This year marks the 25th anniversary of Fresh Film, an organisation that has been encouraging and inspiring young filmmakers to reach their...
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728Limerick 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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880‘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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1.1KUL sociologist reports impact of COVID-19 on Traveller Community
Concern for increased unemployment among traveller men is one of the findings of a study on the impact of Covid-19 on the...
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1.3KYoung cervical cancer survivor calls for better communication from the HSE
A Limerick woman, diagnosed with cervical cancer at the age of 23 following a two-year struggle with agonising symptoms is calling for...
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1.8KNo 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...
