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City hosts flowers for Magdalenes event
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City hosts flowers for Magdalenes event

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Cast member Ilze Santere at People’s Park with Southhill Community Drama Group. Photo: Karen Fitzgibbon
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Silent movie gives voice to domestic abuse survivors

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Pictured are young filmmakers from all over Ireland who are taking part in Fresh Festival Festival and Ireland's Young Filmmaker of the Year Awards 2019 running from March 25 – 30, with the finals for the Juniors on Wednesday, March 27 and the finals for the Seniors on Thursday, March 28 in the Odeon, Castletroy Shopping Centre, Limerick. See freshfilmfestival.net. Picture: Dermot Culhane.
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Limerick films selected for Ireland’s Young Filmmaker of the Year Awards 2019 regional heats

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Oesophageal Cancer Fund to mark 18th annual Lollipop Day with launch in Limerick
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Oesophageal Cancer Fund to mark 18th annual Lollipop Day with launch in Limerick

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Watch: A different side to ‘Charity Week’ at University of Limerick
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Watch: A different side to ‘Charity Week’ at University of Limerick

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Go Fund Me appeal for young girl in boating club accident
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Go Fund Me appeal for young girl in boating club accident

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Dr Norah Patten, Grand Marshal and Luka Sean Og Rosenthal Morrissey, Lumen and Limerick Street theatre at Saint Marys Cathedral for the launch. Pic Sean Curtin True Media.
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Spacewoman Norah is over the moon to lead Limerick parade

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Terrier cross Tati and her 8 week puppies Tayana, Tefi and Timoti recovering in Dogs Trust after they were found dumped in a box on the side of a road in Tyrellstown. So far this year the charity has received 370 requests from people looking to surrender their dogs. 18/02/2019 Photograph: ©Fran Veale NO REPRO FEE
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Charity receives 370 requests to surrender dogs after Christmas

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Limerick celebrated in style and colour as around 4,000 participants marched down the city’s main street (O’Connell Street) for the annual St Patrick’s Day parade. The inclement weather failed to dampen the spirits of the estimated 50,000 people who cheered and encouraged the almost 100 different community and theatre groups, companies, sports clubs and bands who entertained the spectators along the route. Fourteen-year-old Limerick Person of the Year and cyberbullying campaigner Luke Culhane led out the parade, which this year had as its theme Our Stories – this is where we belong. Picture Sean Curtin True Media.
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Extended St Patrick’s festival planned for city

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Limerick breastfeeding friendly initiative goes nationwide
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Limerick breastfeeding friendly initiative goes nationwide

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