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At UL’s Special Collections and Archives in the Glucksman Library are: (L-R) Kay Blake (Thomas Noonan’s niece), Michael Noonan (Noonan’s grandnephew), Michael Noonan Snr (Noonan’s nephew) and Breda Lyne (Noonan’s niece), with 1915 edition of The Sydney Morning Herald newspaper, as well as Thomas Noonan’s WWI service medals, diaries and the ‘Widow’s Penny’

Donation to Special Collections at UL keeps WWI soldier’s ‘memory alive’

Staff Reporter

Marking 80 years of making aviation history at Shannon

Staff Reporter

Bastille Day event brings a scent of revolution to the city

Staff Reporter
Council Conservation Officer Tom Cassidy, Gas Networks Design Manager Declan Burke, Architectural Consultant Alison Mulqueen and Jimmy O’Donnell of the Limerick Civic Trust at the removal of the archway from the former Gasworks site.

Archway to the past preserved at Limerick Gasworks site

Staff Reporter

New book looks at the rise and fallout of the Limerick...

Bernie English

The Limerick man at the centre of Sikhism

Alan Jacques

Watch: Bread Not Profits marking 100-year anniversary of the Limerick Soviet

Cian Reinhardt
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WATCH: University of Limerick submarine robot investigates historical WW1 ship wrecks

Staff Reporter
Mayor James Collins and Nicky Woulfe with Cranberries memorabilia marking the first anniversary of Dolores O’Riordan’s death last week. Photo: Brendan Gleeson

Limerick Council in the frame for €33,000 spend on music memorabilia

Alan Jacques
Céití Ní Mhathúna, Laurel Hill Coláiste, and Megan Ní Laighin, Gaelcholáiste Luimnigh

Limerick students will help commemorate first Dáil

Bernie English
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