Person: Clarina

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‘Stellar’ leader Josephine Feehily not afraid of courting controversy

Limerick native Josephine Feehily is the chairwoman of the newly established Policing Authority.

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Limousin overcomes stiff opposition to win beef interbreed title at Bandon

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Stars of the tracks come out of retirement

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Munster legend to tie the knot in France

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Local wins for national achievers

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Limerick goes down memory lane for 1929 show

Peaceful village ‘desolate’

A HUGE road side sign beckoned: “Clarina Village. Announcing development of Retirement Homes in Peaceful Setting.”

Thu, 08 Apr, 2010

Canvassing gets under way to elect new president of IFA

THE campaign is well under way for the election of the next president of the Irish Farmers Association.

Tue, 29 Sep, 2009

Double delights at Bandon show

CLARE exhibitor Tom Casey had an early showing season double at Bandon last Sunday, where he won the young horse and three-year-old horse championships.

Thu, 21 May, 2009

Knackery planning bid leads to appeal for Askeaton cattle mortality probe

FARMERS in Co Limerick have renewed efforts to get alleged high livestock mortality levels around Askeaton investigated after Bord Pleanala has been told of high demand for livestock knackery services in the area.

Thu, 19 Oct, 2006

De Valera to probe ‘Protestant’ schoolbus exclusion

EDUCATION Minister Mary Hanafin has asked her junior minister Síle de Valera to investigate the exclusion of a Catholic brother and sister from a special school bus which is to be provided to the Protestant-managed Villiers School.

Sat, 19 Aug, 2006

Emerald Elvis joins protesters against film

WELL-KNOWN showbusiness personality Mark Leen was among the protestors outside a cinema in Tralee where The Da Vinci Code was shown last night.

Sat, 20 May, 2006

Farmers seek to cash in on carbon credits

FARMERS have insisted they be allocated carbon credits for their forestry plantations and for reducing their livestock herds.

Thu, 27 Apr, 2006

Strict new rules enforced in elections of IFA officers

IFA meetings around the country have been enlivened by the adoption of the association’s new rules.

Thu, 06 Apr, 2006

Students win fight for school bus passes

A CO LIMERICK parish was last night celebrating a victory for people power after the Department of Education issued school bus tickets to 38 secondary students who were struck off school bus transport last August.

Fri, 11 Nov, 2005

City Labour party set to kickstart election campaign

THE Labour party in Limerick will go on general election footing from tonight when delegates select a candidate to stand in Limerick East.

Tue, 13 Sep, 2005

Hotel glitch may land IFA chiefs in trouble

A POLITICALLY incorrect slip-up may have landed IFA Deputy President Ruardhi Deasy, and Munster Vice-president Donal Kelly in trouble with the Association in Limerick.

Thu, 16 Sep, 2004