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<p>Terry Prone is conferred as an honorary doctor of letters by the University of Limerick. Picture: True Media</p>

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University of Limerick confers 'Irish Examiner' columnist Terry Prone with honorary doctorate

PR and communications pioneer Prone among four 'inspiring' individuals to receive the nod from UL today

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Limerick SHC: Na Piarsaigh open title defence with convincing win

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Limerick SHC: Kilmallock set up Na Piarsaigh showdown with facile win

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Piarsaigh quick to turn on the turbo

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17-fold rise in homes being repossessed

OPW champions Darth Vader

Ennistymon reach quarter-finals

Ennistymon 0-9 O’Curry’s 0-7

Mon, 19 Aug, 2013

‘If horses were dear, they’d all be going mad for them’

A wrinkled man with a stick and a jaunty hat stood near the entrance to the fair field at Puck and offered advice.

Mon, 12 Aug, 2013

Convent ‘was the only place she wasn’t president’

THE head of a vow-of-poverty order, with which former president Mary McAleese spent regular periods during her 14 years in office, has broken her silence on their unusual guest.

Sat, 31 Dec, 2011

President washed dishes on visits to nuns

LIVING in silence and prayer, former president Mary McAleese enjoyed a cloistered existence for a number of days each year with the Poor Clare nuns.

Sat, 31 Dec, 2011

Council spends €150k on Traveller-related legal fees

CLARE county council has spent over €150,000 on legal fees for Traveller-related issues this year.

Thu, 27 Oct, 2011

Mid-west business chiefs demand Aer Lingus EGM

Mid-West business and tourism leaders tonight formally called on the Minister for Transport to ask the Government to call an EGM of the Aer Lingus board to discuss the axing of Heathrow slots at Shannon Airport.

Wed, 05 Sep, 2007

Mannion refuses to back down on decision

AER Lingus chief executive Dermot Mannion yesterday stood defiant on the transfer of Heathrow slots to Belfast despite a series of meetings with the Shannon Airport lobby.

Sat, 18 Aug, 2007

Lobby group is ready to take Shannon fight to court

A UNITED Shannon lobby is threatening a legal challenge to Aer Lingus’s removal of local flights to Heathrow.

Sat, 11 Aug, 2007

East Cork set for €100m housing development

AN estimated €100 million worth of houses are being proposed for Carrigtwohill, which is set to become a major commuter town when the Cork-Midleton railway reopens at the end of next year.

Fri, 08 Sep, 2006

‘Tragic accident’ caused woman’s death

A SECOND post mortem was conducted on a woman who fell down the stairs, after concerns were raised about her injuries, an inquest has heard.

Wed, 12 Apr, 2006

Two friendlies for Leinster junior squad

The Leinster Junior squad will play two friendlies before the start of the Interprovincial series against Barnhall (in Barnhall) on Saturday, August 13 and against Clontarf (in Castle Avenue) on Saturday, August 20.

Thu, 11 Aug, 2005

Man gets 21 years for part in gang rape

A Limerick man who participated in a savage gang-rape of a woman in a wood last year has been jailed for 21 years by Mr Justice Paul Carney at the Central Criminal Court.

Mon, 27 Jun, 2005

Gama workers call on regulator to revoke licence

PROTESTING Turkish workers at Gama yesterday called for the Commission for Energy Regulation (CER) to withdraw the firm’s electricity generation licence until workers are fully paid.

Tue, 10 May, 2005

Anti-war protests defended

One of five anti-war protestors charged with damaging a United States of America aircraft at Shannon Airport in February 2003 described their actions as "disarmament in a non-violent and legal way", a jury at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court has heard.

Wed, 09 Mar, 2005

Leinster team named for U19 friendly

The Leinster Under-19 team has been named for Sunday's friendly against Munster at Barnhall RFC (kick-off 2pm).

Thu, 09 Oct, 2003