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CALLS have been made in Limerick for a bigger spend on suicide prevention as the numbers dying by suicide far outstrip the numbers killed on our roads. Deputy Dan Neville (FG) , a long-time campaigner for measures to prevent suicide, has said that there should be a minimum of €12 million given to the National […]
MUNSTER drew with the Ospreys 13-13 Saturday at Thomond Park. A try from Damien Varley and eight points from the boot of Ronan O’Gara were not enough to claim all four points from the RaboDirect Pro12 fixture. Munster now find themselves in sixth spot on 43 points, seven points a drift of the playoff spot.
SOME of Limerick’s most iconic landmarks are to ‘go green’ in celebration of Saint Patrick’s Day. Adare Manor, the Hunt Museum and the Clarion Hotel will all light up in green colours to mark Limerick’s Saint Patrick’s Festival 2013.
AN international friendship which developed from an act of kindness in Limerick 20 years ago is to feature in a documentary being filmed for German TV.
STUDENTS who have graduated from the University of Limerick without paying registration fees are not receiving parchments or transcripts of their exam results, it has emerged.
Traditional Irish Retailer makes it’s unique range Irish knit sweaters available for online buyers. According to the census, more than 11 percent of the U.S. population claims Irish heritage. Of course, as they say, everyone is Irish on St. Patrick’s Day! As one of Ireland’s largest retailers of Aran Irish Knit Sweaters, Irish Handcrafts now […]
On this page we endeavour to provide a selection of local businesses and trades (in no particular order) throughout Limerick City and County Limerick with a link to their websites. The main goal of the page is to encourage local searchers to utilise local businesses in the Limerick and surrounding region. Contact us for a free consultation […]
A review of rates for businesses that are struggling with rising costs and decreasing footfall has been called for. The Dail debated an urgent motion calling for a review of rates, with Jobs and Enterprise Spokesperson, Willie O’Dea, stating that small employers in particular are suffering in the current economy. “Businesses are struggling with rising […]
Limerick is this week mourning a woman who worked tirelessly and used her singing talents to raise money for breast cancer. Julie-Anne Dineen was diagnosed with breast cancer more than three years ago and then became an ambassador for fundraising for the cause. She released her charity single “Do You Believe,” which reached no 1 […]
