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Obituary: Seán Ó Laoire: Award-winning architect who spearheaded major urban regeneration projects
Dubliner delighted in drawing up master-plans for regeneration of run-down areas of city, starting with the Custom House Docks
Scarlett Faulkner’s ‘beautiful smile’ remembered at funeral as mourners gather in grief
‘We will get you the justice you deserve,’ sister tells funeral of 29-year-old who died following attack in Tipperary
‘Heartbreaking’: Limerick coach operator pulls out of schoolbus run due to cost of fuel
Paudie Kenneally, who operates a fleet of 25 buses, says he gave Bus Éireann notice that he would not operate beyond Easter holidays
Industrial market remains resilient in face of global uncertainty
560,300sq ft of space taken up in first quarter, with three Dublin deals accounting for nearly half of all activity
Scarlett Faulkner’s funeral to take place on Friday, family says
Woman (29) died on Monday after being taken off life-support following alleged assault in Tipperary in March
From ‘the wettest place on Earth’ to Limerick: ‘I had to learn to say sorry when I’m not sorry’
Initially thinking she would be in Ireland for only a few months, it was how happy her children seemed to be here that convinced her to stay
Scarlett Faulkner dies following attack in Co Tipperary
Limerick woman, who was in her 20s, was being treated at Cork University Hospital after she was attacked on side of the road last month
Fuel protests: Government to raid exchequer surplus for €505m support package
Coalition denies latest measures a direct response to blockades, but faces further headaches
Fuel protests: Blockades at Galway, Foynes and Rosslare Europort stood down
Wexford and Limerick protesters say they did not want situation to escalate
‘You know who’s in control’ - How the fuel protests brought the country to a standstill
The seeds of this week’s disruption were sown in meetings in late March and fomented in online forums and WhatsApp groups
Scarlett Faulkner’s family await results of final test as life-support decision looms
Limerick woman has been in an induced coma since attack three weeks ago in Birdhill, Co Tipperary
Could tax revenue loss be hindering Ireland’s shift to renewables?
A Limerick reader questions whether fiscal considerations are delaying the green transition
Fuel price protesters say they will continue blockades despite claiming to have secured meeting
Nationwide disruption continues as petrol station forecourts run low on supply due to ongoing blockades
The three reasons why the Government refuses to meet the fuel protesters
Opposition parties called for engagement with demonstrators but there is distrust of them within Cabinet
‘Out of fuel’: Co Clare garage runs short of diesel as queues form at some petrol stations
Limerick filling stations reportedly place cap on how much fuel motorists can purchase as residents show support for demonstrators
Scarlett Faulkner, critically injured in attack, to have life support switched off, family says
Faulkner was left with critical head injuries after attack outside Birdhill village in Tipperary
Netflix documentary on killing of Jason Corbett nominated for Emmy
Irish journalist co-produced documentary ‘A Deadly American Marriage’ about the case involving Molly Martens and her father Tom Martens
Russian-owned Aughinish Alumina plant in Limerick records profits of €103m
Accounts just filed show it returned to the black in 2024
Two men who drowned while fishing in Co Clare named as Afghan brothers based in Limerick
Tajuddin Safi (30s) and Salahuddin Safi (20s) were ‘well-regarded members of community’
Taoiseach concerned at reports Aughinish plant supplying ‘Russian war effort’
Micheál Martin rejects accusation Government speaking out of both sides of its mouth by supporting Ukraine and Aughinish Alumina
Councillor resigns from committee tracking Limerick mayor’s progress over off-mic comment
Local representative Catherine Slattery ‘sorry now’ she voted for John Moran
Woman says ‘death would have been easier’ as rapist jailed for 10 years
William Kavanagh (58), who smirked at victim after one offence, found guilty of three rapes after retrial at Central Criminal Court in Limerick
‘Very damning’ - Investigation may prompt EU to look again at alumina sanctions
High risk of material feeding ‘military industrial complex’ amid Ukraine invasion, envoy says
Message from the Editor: How our Aughinish investigation came together
IT Sunday: Information emerged that cast new light on activities of Limerick plant at centre of tensions between Russia and the West
‘The smell would be unpleasant’: Battle rages over future of dogs on Ireland’s buses
Plus: Boycott boycotts Byrne’s boycott, civil war in the Limerick mayoralty, and a farewell to the maker of Ireland’s most controversial chair
Russia-bound cargo ship seen dropping anchor near subsea cables off Irish coast
Vessel, named Arne, regularly transports alumina from Co Limerick’s Aughinish plant to St Petersburg
Abandoned horse left dying for two days before being euthanised
Limerick TD rues ‘no consequences’ for those who mistreat animals
Taoiseach says unsuccessful Limerick garda prosecutions should be reviewed internally
Martin cites need for care around holding time consuming and costly public inquiries
‘Six years of hell’: Charges of perverting course of justice dropped against traffic gardaí
Solicitor and garda association demand inquiry into ordeal of cleared officers in Limerick
‘They’re not making bullets in Aughinish’: Limerick locals defend alumina plant’s Russian links
Residents living near Russian-owned industrial plant say it directly or indirectly employs 1,000 people in the area
Revelations about Limerick plant’s exports to Russia leave Government in awkward position
Next move will have implications for meaning of Irish neutrality
Children being groomed into criminality from the age of six in deprived areas, report finds
Irish Penal Reform Trust study notes single mothers being drawn into sex industry to make ends meet
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One day you are in your 20s, resolving to get your driving licence, and the next you are in your mid-50s regretting that you never did
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