LIMERICK’S special link with Hungary, since it took in hundreds of refugees in 1956 after the Soviet invasion, will be recalled tomorrow at a reception in City Hall.

HORSE outside à la Limerick duo, Rubberbandits, raised a lot of laughs.

Gardaí are describing a number of arrests in connection with a Limerick murder investigation as "significant".

ANGLO Irish Bank is suing a Limerick developer for €21.3 million arising from loans and guarantees provided by him and others.

TWO Limerick men have been given suspended jail sentences for keeping horses on properties attached to their council houses in Moyross.

DEFENCE Minister Willie O’Dea yesterday came riding to assistance of the Moyross light cavalry whose members have been shot at and kidnapped in the Limerick feud.

THE new editor of the Limerick Leader yesterday apologised for a column published by the newspaper which was branded as racist by some readers.

HARDLINE tactics to root out bogus asylum seekers by Justice Minister Micheal McDowell were deemed “disturbing” yesterday, as new figures showed a massive fall in the number of people seeking asylum.

A DECISION by the Department of Agriculture and Food to rationalise its laboratories in Munster and relocate to Macroom has led to opposition by farmers and staff.