Limerick faces the loss of CCTV ‘born out of absolute necessity’
THE COUNCIL is calling urgently on the government to step in after €660,000 has been cut from Limerick’s CCTV funding. A total of 367 authorised…
THE COUNCIL is calling urgently on the government to step in after €660,000 has been cut from Limerick’s CCTV funding. A total of 367 authorised…
PLANNING permission has been submitted to extend the Savoy Hotel into neighbouring vacant retail units on both Henry Street and Bedford Row. The proposed development…
A NATIONAL solidarity walk, calling for urgent reform of the family court, is set to take place today, Wednesday, September 30. Campaigners will walk from…
A FORMER Limerick Voice Editor has been honoured as “inspirational” at an awards ceremony. Derek Bowler received an Outstanding Achievement Alumni Award (Society) at the…
Honouring a Young Journalist’s Legacy Through Inclusive Storytelling The deadline for submissons to the journalism prize established by University of Limerick, in association with The…
The release of the 1926 Census has allowed historians and curious citizens alike to delve into a hidden past. According to John Gibney, a Royal…