News
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751Fire service sounds alarm over recruitment problems
Limerick Fire Service has sounded the alarm over problems recruiting firefighters for some of its stations in the county. City and County...
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754Limerick school bus ensures education for homeless children
A community-supported school bus is ensuring that 15 homeless children living in emergency accommodation in Limerick city get to school every day....
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1.1KSouthill residents ‘fallen through the cracks’
A high turnover of staff, poor communication and delays in repairing older houses are being blamed for setting back the multi-million euro...
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717Hanging Gardens first LEED Gold project in Limerick City
The Hanging Gardens is set to become the first Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) Gold Standard building in Limerick City...
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147Manor renovation set to provide an economic boost for Adare
The ongoing renovation work at Adare Manor has the potential to provide a huge economic boost to the town and the west...
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598It’s not a long way from St Mary’s Park
As Vice President and General Manager of Disney Ireland, Trish Long might be forgiven for thinking that her journey from Limerick’s St...
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646Limerick West’s Tom Neville talks cultural revolution
Fine Gael’s Tom Neville sat down with Political editor Cillian Ryan to talk about his first year in the Dáil, political background,...
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553Limerick plans for new maternity hospital
Limerick is to get a state-of-the-art maternity hospital under the government’s €27 billion capital plan. The plan involves the relocation of University...
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540Shannon college resolves accommodation dispute
A local college has offered students discounted rates for accommodation after they were forced to share rooms. Shannon College of Hotel Management...
