Toddler killed in Rathkeale hit-and-run had smile that ‘could brighten up any room’
Peter Mulclaire’s first class at preschool last week was ‘new adventure’ for him, funeral Mass hears
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Gardaí investigating hit-and-run killing of Bryan Lowe (17) identify several suspects
Number of searches carried out on addresses in the Limerick-Clare area by gardaí
My English friend was shocked that I got drunk at my grandmother’s funeral
My friend struggled with the idea of an open casket in the house: ‘Is that not hard to look at?’
Resources of homicide inquiry committed to investigation into hit-and-run death of Bryan Lowe
Gardaí believe victim (17) feared for his safety before being followed and rammed off electric bike in Co Clare last Friday night
Geila Ibram killer pleads guilty to terrorist-related offence
On arresting Habib Shah Shamel, the PSNI seized a rucksack containing alleged terrorist-related videos and instructions on constructing explosive devices
Engineering company DECI to open US office, creating 250 jobs
Chicago base development is a major expansion for the Limerick company
Boy (2) killed in Co Limerick hit-and-run named locally
Driver did not remain at the scene but man arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence at another location
Gardaí seeking driver or occupants of Skoda Octavia about fatal hit and run
Bryan Lowe (16) was killed in incident on Clare-Limerick border on Friday morning
Local tragedies as worthy of commemoration as national events, Taoiseach says in Dromcollogher
Fire in Limerick cinema claimed lives of 48 people in September 1926 after a candle fell on a reel of nitrate film
What happened in the Dromcollogher fire a century ago?
Taoiseach Micheál Martin to attend commemoration in Co Limerick village today of 48 people who died in cinema fire in September 1926
Ukrainian deputy prime minister airs Aughinish concerns with Ministers in Dublin
Vsevolod Chentsov insists EU should stop trading with Russia no matter how painful to member states
Ryder Cup spectator transport ‘could cost €1m a day’
National Transport Authority issues €6m tender for six-day network of shuttle services around Adare Manor venue
Department withholds notes of discussions between Aughinish Alumina and top civil servant
Department of Enterprise secretary general held several discussions with Limerick refinery director while review into Russian exports was being finalised
Aughinish Alumina’s exports to Russia continue to rise
Russian-owned plant in Co Limerick denies its material is being used in Russian weapons
A tale of two Shannons: ‘Housing estate after housing estate and the lights go out at 9’
Ireland’s first planned town never really had a plan
Vertiv’s Irish profits more than double as data centre equipment sales surge
Ohio-headquartered IT manufacturer has rapidly grown its Irish presence in recent years
Tusla overruled conflict of interest concerns to award firm €2.5m contract
Senior officials in the agency sounded alarm about ‘crisis’ in system for children in State care
Irish man in Birmingham: The English often seem less interested in us than we are in them
I feel settled in the West Midlands, an area Irish people have been calling home for generations
Chipmaker Analog Devices shifts €5.4bn from Irish operation to US
The company, which has a manufacturing plant in Ireland, books large amounts of global revenues and profits through several Irish subsidiaries
Limerick firm Kneat plans workforce cuts weeks after US private equity buyout
The software firm was acquired in a deal worth more than €400m by Thoma Bravo this month
‘A sweet, kind woman’: Tributes paid to Brazilian woman killed in suspected murder-suicide
Understood man and woman had been in long-term relationship and had been sharing an apartment
Hosepipe ban extended to end of September in 13 counties
Ban will be lifted elsewhere from midnight on Wednesday following ‘improvement in water availability’
Louth has highest delivery of social housing in the State, new study shows
Galway city created fewest social houses in first six months of year, Hardware Association Ireland report shows
Properties to rent in Dublin fell by 18% despite new rules, report finds
New rent regulations triggered record 4.4 per cent hike in average market rents in first quarter
Fundraiser to help pay for funeral costs of Brazilian woman murdered in Limerick
Jady Cristine Pereira Rosa (33), originally from Sorocaba, Sao Paulo, found dead at apartment on Friday
From soda bread to knowing who Leo Varadkar is, Sarah Jessica Parker gets more Irish by the day
Plus: King Charles courted for visit to Limerick, are there too many earthquakes, and a timely cuneiform tablet
Murder inquiry following death of Brazilian woman (33) in Limerick
Body of Jady Cristine Pereira Rosa was discovered on third floor of Carlton House apartment block
Irish Rail services between Dublin and Munster affected following incident
All services between Thurles and Limerick Junction were suspended for several hours, resulting in significant delays
Doctors fighting potentially serious infection outbreak at neonatal ICU in Limerick
HSE confirms that a number of infants have contracted pseudomonas, a hospital-acquired infection
Alison Chawke’s early prison release: was south Dublin woman given special treatment?
Mother of three must work in community ‘two to three times per week’ for next 12 months, including cleaning public spaces
Industrial school hunger strikers feel ‘trodden on’ as promised supports yet to arrive
Financial, housing and healthcare assistance not delivered since Taoiseach issued State apology in February
Alison Chawke prison release raises ‘serious questions’ says Sinn Féin TD
Law professor surprised at Chawke’s release from Limerick jail after ‘just one month’
Limerick mayor John Moran wanted to avoid taking ‘hard position’ on Aughinish Alumina, emails show
John Moran said calling for a forum was ‘very clever way’ to take ‘leadership role’ without ruffling feathers
Teen charged with having 46 rounds of ammunition and semi-automatic handgun granted bail despite Garda objections
Some ammunition rounds were modified to cause maximum damage on impact, court hears
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