The Finance Minister Michael Noonan will be in Limerick today, launching Ireland's first multi-stakeholder co-op.

PREVIOUSLY unknown footage which shows Beatles legend John Lennon at the Cliffs of Moher, has been discovered by a Co Clare-based Beatles expert.

THE killing of Osama bin Laden, a man who was America’s face of evil for nearly a decade, left Christians, Jews and Muslims relieved, proud or even jubilant.

Vickie Maye takes a break in Wexford in the family-run Kelly’s Resort Hotel.

FORTY high skilled jobs are to be created through the establishment of a new specialist international aircraft leasing company in Dublin.

THE Moyross monks are planning to spread their message to the wider Limerick public by going to a city centre pub.

THE outgoing president of the National Irish Safety Organisation (NISO), Bill Kelly, has called on the Government to make it a mandatory requirement for all organisations in their annual reports and accounts to list all workplace fatalities as well as the number of reportable accidents and health and safety violations.

'Super size me' director and star Morgan Spurlock is being sued for a staggering $40m (€31m) by a company which claims he's failed to share the film's profits with them, despite signing a contract promising a 25% share.

A LIMERICK man has begun weekly 48 hour fasts outside City Hall to highlight the lack of access separated fathers have to their children.

THE long-running battle for Arnotts, one of the country’s best known department stores, may come to a head this week with the lodgement of two indicative offers this week.

A couple say they are the owners of an American flag that three firefighters hoisted amid the ruins of New York’s World Trade Centre in a photograph that became one of the most famous images of September 11.