A welcome back from this year’s Editor-in-Chief
Limerick Voice is switching the mic back on as we kick off the 2026/2027 season.
It’s a real privilege to take the reins this year and lead this incredible team toward a more innovative and investigative Limerick Voice than ever before.
We’re a dedicated newsroom of 35 filled with editorial leads, on-the-ground reporters, and multimedia specialists, all united by the same goal: To deliver the stories that Limerick deserves.
Although it’ll be big boots to fill, we’re ready. This year, we’re determined to raise the bar with investigations that dig deep, current affairs that cut through the noise, and sports coverage that captures every beat of the game.
If it matters to Limerick, it matters to us – Local Stories, Lasting Voices.
– Laura Nolan, Editor-in-Chief
The Limerick Voice Team
Our History
First established as the Moyross Voice in 2009, the newspaper element of the project emerged as an opportunity for young journalists to give a voice to Limerick’s regeneration areas of Ballinacurra Weston, Moyross, Southill and St Mary’s Park during a difficult period for the city.
From there, the Moyross Voice became the Southill Voice and, eventually, the Limerick Voice – a print and now also digital platform to promote the work of student reporters during a decade of transformation in Limerick, which has become one of the fastest growing centres of art, culture and sport on the island of Ireland.
To date, the Limerick Voice and its contributors have picked up more than a dozen highly-coveted National Student Media Awards (SMEDIAs), and many past journalists have gone on to work for renowned media companies across the globe.
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