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Westbury social housing goes ahead

City councillor Joe Leddin on Catherine Street. Photo: Brendan Gleeson

Call for pedestrianisation of Catherine Street

Gardaí urged to prioritise Janesboro blackspot

Superintendent Brian Sugrue at Bruff Garda Station Photo: Brendan Gleeson

Armed response unit operating in Bruree

Mayor calling on Limerick to turn red for Munster ahead of European Rugby Champions Cup semi-final

Smart moves from Limerick’s ABS

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Council commits to clean up Paupers’ Graveyard

Local Link could transform rural Limerick

Saoirse strikes to save the planet

East Limerick teachers honoured after decades of educating the young

Nicky Woulfe with the poster he donated to Mayor Collins (left). .Picture Brendan Gleeson. The Cranberry Saw Us poster for the gig in the Oasis Club on the same night (right) Limerick Post News Music

Limerick music mystery over Cranberries poster

Limerick teacher and author Ógie Ó Céilleachair.

Author Ógie goes to the top of the class with new...

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.

Extended St Patrick’s festival planned for city

Local election candidate Francis Brosnahan at the bus stop on Fr Russell Road.

Bus Éireann warned of serious accident risk on Fr Russell Road

Delay in funding for hospital unit deemed “betrayal of the people”

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