Limerick

Presumption of innocence applies to complaints made to gardaí, says Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin

US medical device company says facility will create 1,000 jobs in region

Gardaí and emergency services attended scene at 3am on Tuesday

Joint operation involved dozens of gardaí and soldiers searching locations in the Southill area of Limerick City

Minister of State for Skills and Further Education was defending role in wife’s purchase of property from Limerick County Council in 2008

State accepted man’s guilty pleas to five of 13 charges arising out of the attack, in which he repeatedly punched and stabbed woman

Joe Gavin (11) saw injured children, including his sisters, being carried out of school bus when he arrived on scene of accident in Co Limerick

Maryville, on O’Connell Avenue, is in need of modernisation, but the bones of a lovely period home are all here

Figures suggest an increase of people carrying knives but also improved Garda recording of items seized

Geila Ibram, a 27-year-old woman from Romania, was found dead at a residence in Limerick on Tuesday

Adjoined three-storey redbrick houses are located on Ennis Road, one of city’s most distinguished roads

Woman (20s) died in a fatal assault inside an apartment block on Dock Road

The Limerick businessman bought the Red Cow Inn and branched into hotels, before selling most of them in the crash

Gavin Holmes (61) was made homeless when his landlord sold his home while he was recovering from serious illness in hospital

Move comes after an online article in 2021 referenced the city as the ‘murder capital’ of Europe

Curraghmore House, a new build with classical proportions, dates from 2005 while Purtill’s Cottage goes back to the 1600s

Landmark scheme developed by Michael Tiernan and the late Owen O’Callaghan producing €1.45m in annual rental income

Pat Ryan (27) jailed for two weeks after he pleaded guilty to committing perjury during previous speeding case

The full Michelin Guide verdict on the 21 Irish restaurants awarded stars

Development to create 1,200 construction jobs, 300 new positions once operational

Martin Brassil hopeful of more Aintree glory with Longhouse Poet

Convicted murderer, who killed Irish boxing champion by driving over him, transferred to jail in England over fears for his safety, Department of Justice says

The renovated property, updated with an architect-designed rear extension, now has a B2 Ber

September conference ‘excellent opportunity’ to build on recent industry success, says Minister for Culture Catherine Martin in Los Angeles

Road gritting and emergency services on standby as orange weather warnings in place for large parts of Ireland

John Costello provided transport for others in bid to impede Garda inquiry into shooting of convicted drug dealer

Tracey Tully, mother of champion boxer Kevin Sheehy, says her human rights have been ‘ignored’

Minister of State for Skills Niall Collins argues planning permission was properly granted

unior minister does not address issue of residence at time of application in personal statement to Dáil

Tracey Tully, mother of boxer killed by Jackson in unprovoked attack, says she is ‘sick to my stomach’ at decision by Simon Harris

They were outsiders but, in one of the great self-fulfilling prophecies in Irish music, they quickly conquered the world

Minister of State has denied allegations made by online site The Ditch pertaining to application

Decision to address Dáil follows allegations on The Ditch website relating to Patrickswell house

Inita Romanovska (36) had been on dates but was not in relationship with Stephen O’Flaherty when she stabbed him in Limerick apartment

Avian influenza found in Black-headed seagulls in Limerick

Over one-third of workers countrywide in Dublin city and county during 2020 with 12% in Cork, notes CSO report

Michelle Hayes incurred substantial costs in ‘David v Goliath’ battle

Former minister Willie O’Dea has led opposition to the planned active travel scheme

The Anglo-Irish writer’s novel is secretly attuned to the seasons, from Samhain to Imbolc

Paul Reid complained about ‘strong and uninhibited language’ being directed at his senior managers at unscheduled meeting