THE father of murdered Irish woman Michaela McAreavey has said he is keeping his distance from the legal proceedings under way in Mauritius into his daughter’s death.

GARDAÍ fear a Limerick criminal may try to con cash out of people by pretending to be a monk.

The family of Limerick stabbing victim Darren Bennett say they are not seeking revenge for his death.

CHILDREN yesterday formed a guard of honour at the funeral of a school friend who died in a road tragedy last week.

THE father of the tragic Limerick schoolboy, killed on Thursday, said yesterday his son would be looking down on Croke Park tomorrow cheering on the Limerick hurling team in the All-Ireland final.

THEY have worked in some of the poorest regions of the planet, and now a group of Franciscan friars will try and bring back a sense of hope and stability to one of Limerick’s most notorious crime black spots.

THE brother of the latest victim of Limerick’s bloody feud yesterday paid a defiant farewell from inside the walls of Limerick prison.

THE many floral tributes sent to the removal last night of Limerick gang member Noel Campion included one from the Real IRA.

An 18-year-old man who witnessed the gangland feud murder of Frankie Ryan in Limerick has been released from garda custody without charge.

A VAN, used by murdered Limerick teenager Aidan Kelly, was stolen and burnt out hours before he was lured to his death.

A service of remembrance has taken place in Dublin for organ donors, their families and recipients.

The annual service of remembrance for organ donors, their families, and recipients takes place in Dublin today.

Up on 2000 people attended the Annual Mass of Remembrance and Thanksgiving for families of organ and tissue donors and recipients today.

A PARISH priest made an impassioned plea for peace yesterday at the funeral of a Limerick murder victim.

A ceremony to remember those who have donated organs and their recipients is taking place this afternoon in the capital.

Relatives of those who have donated organs and those who have had their lives saved by such donations will hold a church service in Dublin today.

SISTER JOAN Bowles had been counting down the days to her niece's wedding, but yesterday her relations had to celebrate the marriage without her.