Place: Arthur’s Quay

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Tributes paid to former soldier and talented footballer who died in Limerick drowning tragedy

Aaron Buckley, from Clara, Co Offaly, died after getting into difficulty while swimming in the Abbey River, close to the Absolute Hotel, shortly after 1pm.

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Man dies after getting into difficulty in Limerick river

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Treaty legend Éamonn Cregan on current crop: ‘I have great time for this team’

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Young rugby fans flock to meet captain Niamh Briggs for Rugby World Cup trophy tour

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Catch the highlights from Limerick's Riverfest 2017

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Shannon footbridge plans hinge on vote by council

Irelands biggest outdoor art event for Limerick City of Culture celebrations

The biggest outdoor art event ever witnessed in this country takes its first, spectacular step today when a giant grandmother commences a three-day odyssey through the streets of Limerick.

Fri, 05 Sep, 2014

Lawyer cleared of assaulting legal rival

A high-profile legal figure has been cleared of assaulting another lawyer outside a courtroom amid claims of client poaching.

Fri, 28 Sep, 2012

It’s nice to be Stranded

BEST view of Limerick City? From The Strand hotel’s elevator. Launching from a sleekly-styled lobby, its glass walls zoom upwards to a panorama over Sarsfield Bridge, the mighty River Shannon and Limerick Castle.

Mon, 21 May, 2012

Examiner for McSweeney pharmacy chain

AN interim examiner has been appointed by the High Court to 11 companies in the McSweeney pharmacy group, which employs 95 people and has debts of over €17 million.

Fri, 28 Oct, 2011

Quigg factors in talks on his future with King Louis

X FACTOR finalist, Eoghan Quigg will hold talks with Louis Walsh in the New Year about his future management and a tour with Boyzone.

Wed, 31 Dec, 2008

Planning refusal costs potential of 800 jobs

LIMERICK suffered another blow on the jobs front yesterday as it emerged that planning permission has been refused for a huge retail project with the potential to employ more than 800.

Tue, 04 Nov, 2008

Civil war battle recalled in print

ONE of the most ferocious civil war battles in Limerick is recalled in a new book.

Wed, 12 Mar, 2008

Limerick city centre trading falling behind suburban centres by unprecedented level

RETAILING in Limerick city centre has fallen behind shopping centres in its suburbs to an unprecedented level, a top urban planner warned yesterday.

Thu, 13 Dec, 2007

€200m shopping complex gets the green light

LIMERICK City Council has given planning approval for a massive shopping complex in Limerick City centre.

Wed, 07 Jun, 2006

Skateboarding would ruin Arthur’s Quay park

THE plan by Limerick City Council to establish a skateboarding rink in Arthur’s Quay riverside park will seriously damage the image of Limerick.

Sat, 11 Mar, 2006

Plans to reclaim stretch of river

A €1 BILLION riverside development for Limerick was unveiled yesterday by a local consortium.

Thu, 23 Feb, 2006

Daring raider robs busy bank with watered-down weapon

A BRAZEN thief armed with a water gun and travelling on a bicycle robbed a busy Limerick bank yesterday.

Thu, 02 Sep, 2004

Peace march protests violence

HUNDREDS of people took part in a candlelit peace march in Limerick last night to express their solidarity with the family of 34-year-old murdered nightclub security boss, Brian Fitzgerald.

Fri, 20 Dec, 2002

€500m development gets the green light

A BONANZA is a prospect for Cork shoppers with the approval of a €500 million project in Mahon and the planned sale and redevelopment of another shopping centre.

Wed, 17 Jul, 2002