Organisation: Limerick Corporation

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LIMERICK WATER SHORTAGE: ‘I’m pregnant — I need to have clean water’

Winnie O’Donoghue has begun a daily chore which will burden her for the next 18 months or more.

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Council closes after 800 years

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Limerick City Council holds final meeting after 817 years

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Mother and 5 children flee home after arson

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Arson victim stages hunger strike protest at Garda station

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Developer accused of ‘irregular’ mapping

Two-bedroom house selling for €30,000

AS house prices spiral, a Limerick woman has put her ‘cosy’ home on the market for a rock-bottom price of €30,000.

Sun, 08 Oct, 2006

Thomond Park redevelopment gets green light

THOMOND PARK is to remain the headquarters of Munster rugby.

Tue, 14 Mar, 2006

Council struck deal to sell public park it didn’t own

LIMERICK City Council struck a deal to sell off part of a public park they didn’t yet own to a developer.

Fri, 28 Oct, 2005

Council pays tribute to senior official who died after surgery

MEMBERS of Limerick City Council at their monthly meeting yesterday paid tribute to Kay Cregan, who died after undergoing plastic surgery in New York.

Wed, 30 Mar, 2005

State may face huge fines over waste ‘breaches’

LARGE daily fines could be imposed on the State over its alleged failure to comply with EU directives on waste disposal, including illegal dumping.

Sat, 18 Sep, 2004

Tourist board’s ‘green image’ is a pile of rubbish

MUCH of the recent political debate and media focus regarding waste management has highlighted local opposition to the building of superdumps and waste incineration plants at various sites around Ireland.

Fri, 09 May, 2003

Accused was discussing commemoration, court told

A Limerick man told the Special Criminal Court today that he was at a Republican Sinn Fein meeting discussing a forthcoming republican commemoration when gardaí raided a house in the city.

Wed, 02 Apr, 2003