Chawke siblings brought ‘embarrassment’ on their family after hotel assault, court hears
Alison and Bill Chawke pleaded guilty to the assault at the Dunraven Arms Hotel
Limerick City
‘Our sleeping beauty’: Funeral hears Scarlett Faulkner (29) was a devoted mother
Her sister Victoria Faulkner said she would ‘cherish every memory’
Man assaulted in Limerick on St Patrick’s Day dies in hospital
Three men have appeared in court in connection with the incident
Sarah Dwyer: Penti Menti review – Bright, strong work by artist unafraid of colour
Large paintings dominate the show, and the exhibition space itself, a former Franciscan church, accommodates them with ease
Man pleads guilty to shooting Noel Campion in Limerick as part of organised crime group activities
Darragh Quinlivan had originally been charged with murder in 2007 death of 34-year-old in Limerick
Plans unveiled for Moyross railway station in Limerick city
New €2.5m conference centre at Castletroy Hotel invokes memory of philanthropist Chuck Feeney
The inside story of JP McManus’s shuttered €30m Limerick rugby attraction
The multi-million-euro Irish Rugby Experience remains shut, in danger of becoming a white elephant, in the words of Willie O’Dea
Kevin Barry: ‘You can almost fool yourself into thinking there’s no class system in rural Ireland’
The author on writing, living in the Sligo countryside and how digitalisation is warping our sense of reality
‘He is 13 and he’s huge. He will be the next Wayne Dundon’: Limerick on edge as a new generation takes over gangland
A new wave of violence is plaguing the Hyde Road area 20 years after the city was rocked by a bloody gangland feud
Investment in public transport is key to success of revised national planning framework
Either we spend a lot more on public transport, especially in regional cities and on rail lines serving new commuter belts, or the framework will be meaningless
Shots fired outside Limerick city house on Saturday night
No injuries reported following firearm discharge
Blindboy Boatclub: ‘We took the blue from the sky and put it in the ground’
The world now faces record heatwaves, crop failures and ecosystem collapse – a much greater threat than the famines we faced before 1909. What are we doing?
‘People shouldn’t have to live the way we are’: Limerick housing crisis pushing people into homelessness
Limerick city saw the largest annual increase in rents in the country last year, according to Residential Tenancies Board data
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