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A look back at all the top stories from across Limerick city and county in 2025 that kept us all talking each month.
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JANUARY: People across Limerick city and county felt the warmth of community spirit after a snap freeze left many snowed into their homes without food and heat. Photo: Meaney's Centra/Facebook.
FEBRUARY: 13 out of a total 15 deceased Jesuit priests named in a report by the Jesuit Order on child sex abuse were found to have taught at schools in Limerick.
MARCH: The St Patrick’s Day parade in Limerick City was enjoyed by thousands, including these priests spotted with a bird’s eye view of proceedings. Photo: Brian Arthur.
APRIL: A brooch dating back to the 8th/9th century was unearthed during preparatory works on the Adare Bypass and placed in the National Museum. Photo: Fran Veale/Julien Behal Photography.
MAY: Former president Michael D Higgins gave a moving speech at the National Famine Commemorations, which were held in Kilmallock. Photo: Maxwell’s.
JUNE: Councillors apologised to billionaire JP McManus at a private meeting over the handling of the failed handover of the International Rugby Experience. Photo: Brendan Gleeson.
JULY: Miniature poodle Cici captured the hearts of the county when she was named as Limerick’s representative in the 2025 Nose of Tralee competition. Photo: Gareth Williams.
AUGUST: Limerick man Conor O’Dea raised over €200,000 during the Tour de Munster after being told a tragic injury meant he would never cycle again. Photo: Eamon Ward.
The €213million Bon Secour private hospital in Ballysimon was first opened last September.
The €213million Bon Secour private hospital in Ballysimon was first opened last September.
OCTOBER: The ghost of Patrick Sarsfield and Macnas’ giant Con Mór made at appearance at King John’s Castle for Halloween celebrations on Shannonside. Photo: Brian Arthur.


