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15.10.2019. REPRO FREE October is Ireland’s National Reuse Month and to mark it a new exhibition called Let’s Think About Consumption has been opened in the Parkway Shopping Centre in Limerick. Pictured at the Launch were, Liam Fitzgerald and Dasiy O’Brien, Patrickswell. Photo by Alan Place.

‘Let’s Think About Consumption’ exhibition marks National Reuse Month

Protestors braving the downpour on the day. Photo: Cian Reinhardt

Thousands brave the rain to ‘Speak with their feet’ at Limerick protest

Limerick students catch the bus to save the planet

Protests planned after Irish Cement incinerator gets go-ahead

Limerick students walk the walk for climate change

Opponents of Irish Cement's incinerator plan taking part in a previous protest march in Limerick. Photo: Cian Reinhardt

Protest planned in Limerick after Irish Cement given green light to...

Team Limerick Clean-Up releases latest batch of limited-edition reusable cups

EPA accused of giving ‘fig leaf’ to Irish Cement

Free drinks to lubricate environmental project in Limerick

Free drinks to lubricate environmental project

Kayaking on the Maigue during the Croom festival.

Croom festival highlights plight of Maigue crayfish

The scene in Foynes when the Shannon broke its banks in January 2014.

State agencies join forces to tackle Foynes flooding threat

Patrick O'Donovan, Minister of State at the Department of Finance and the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform with special responsibility for Public Procurement, Open Government and eGovernment. Photo: Oisin McHugh True Media

Greens want to put brakes on M20

Tests underway on GAA water supply after Limerick, Wexford, and Kerry...

Think Before You Flush is the message ahead of the Irish...

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