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746UL Students welcome call to prioritise on-campus activities
Limerick students have welcomed the advice by Higher Education Minister, Simon Harris for colleges to prioritise on-campus activities for first year students...
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616Biden win is a welcome change in direction, says Limerick-based American students
LIMERICK based American students are this week celebrating what they see as a “change in direction” for their country following the success...
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461New report finds many teens are not getting advice from parents about sex
40 per cent of 17 year-olds have not spoken to their parents about sex and or relationships, new research has revealed. The...
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997Limerick Council launches motion to become Ireland’s first autism-friendly city.
LIMERICK could be set to become Ireland’s first autism-friendly city. Councillor Elisa O’Donovan brought forward a motion at yesterday’s (Monday) meeting of...
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694Four COVID-19 vaccines enter phase III clinical trials in China; 60,000 vaccinated
THIRTEEN vaccines have entered clinical trials in China. Among them, four have entered phase III clinical trials. More than 60,000 people received vaccinations against COVID-19...
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734Ireland strikes third year in a row without achieving emissions target
Ireland is likely to face millions of euros in penalties for failure to meet emission targets set out in the Paris Agreement. ...
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517Lockdown puts Limerick Animal Welfare charity under pressure
The closure of three of its charity shops has put Limerick Animal Welfare in danger of not meeting its running costs. The...
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1.2KLocal Sinn Fein TD, Maurice Quinlivan defends his party’s no-confidence vote in Leo Varadkar.
A LIMERICK Sinn Fein TD has defended his party’s decision to table a no-confidence vote in the Tanaiste, claiming accountability is not...
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949‘I’d say there’s less footfall than years ago’ – what next for Cruises Street?
Cruises Street has been a focal point in Limerick for years. The street gained its name from the hotel that once stood...
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568Limerick Milk Market continues operating during level five restrictions
During the first lockdown, Limerick Milk Market closed when the country went to level five restrictions, with the same restrictions now in...
