Limerick City

Plans to make the city an even better place to live and work are well underway

Former Tánaiste says governors were ‘horrified’ there was no written valuation

Public Accounts Committee meeting to examine the university’s 2020 accounts

Tarak Kauff (80) and Ken Mayers (85) say people supporting Irish neutrality need to stand firm

UK firm is investing €10m to expand its operations in Limerick and Clare

Seen&Heard: Davy shelling out bumper prices for homes; trucking firm backed by Bono and the Edge valued at $3.8bn

Another man in his 30s due to appear before special sitting of Ennis District Court on Sunday

Alan Bourke (48) capped by Ireland junior soccer team in 1990s, had ‘great sporting life’

Principal tenet of belief is ‘The Earth is but one country and mankind its citizens’

CSO says Covid-19 impacting staff and that documents can be completed retrospectively

Two stonemasons drowned while carrying out work on bridge in Limerick six years ago

Men (60s) held over fraud understood to date back at least a decade in Limerick university

Death occurred last Wednesday in a Garda station in Co Carlow

Love for family and outdoors helped him cope after Adare shooting, says priest

Campaigners say approach of offering therapy at school should be adopted across the State

Focus on vaccination as 800,000 to become eligible for booster in March, Martin says

Woman who exposed CervicalCheck scandal says ‘Don’t be afraid to take them on’

Vigils for 23-year-old have taken place in London, Edinburgh, New York, Dubai and Brisbane

From service station hotspots to Expo 2020 in Dubai, here are a few destinations for January

Average house prices rose 9.7% last year, to €290,000, says property website

There are 23 vaccination centres accepting walk-ins around the country

Logan Jackson ‘flew into a murderous rage’, court told

Death toll on road raised in Dáil at least 62 people having died on the N20 since 1997

Stonemasons drowned while working on a bridge in Limerick city

Data suggests Ireland is tracking the more optimistic side of projections, says Tánaiste

Since March 2020, no jury trials have been held in Kerry, and local frustration is growing

At least 1% of the population in parts of Republic has tested positive in last fortnight

Just 1,460 homes to rent on its site in November, Daft report says

Old plan had included a underground to Sandyford but it was not in the updated NDP

Crack cocaine and polydrug use ‘significant problem’, Ana Liffey Drug Project says

Party spokespeople presenting themselves as ministers-in-waiting, ready for power

Residents in St Mary’s Park in Limerick growing more fearful as crack cocaine use rises

Survey finds Dublin’s north inner city is a ‘blackspot’ while Portlaoise is the cleanest

Gardaí arrested woman in her 20s on Sunday

Just four of 31 local authorities include maps of Traveller accommodation sites in development plans

McGrath fields views of backbench TDs on budget during parliamentary party meeting

Party leader refuses to confirm whether road will be upgraded to motorway under NDP

Internal inquiry found man ‘should not have been employed’ by charity Extern

Those in favour of new FF leader likely to back Coveney as losing whip would place them outside parliamentary party for six months

‘These structures are designed with full understanding of what the Irish climate is’