Eoin Edwards spends a weekend in Limerick in a Georgian delight and savours all No 1 Pery Square has to offer.

The Revenue Commissioners netted €31,850,211.85 in interest payments and penalties from 177 tax defaulters between April and June.

Fancy spreading bull semen on your hair, draping a python over your body, rubbing bee venom on your face or treating your nether regions to a facial? Tanya Sweeney investigates the latest spa treats.

A Church of Ireland lay minister and former school caretaker was yesterday jailed at Limerick District Court for possessing child pornography.

You don’t have to spend a sleigh-load of money to visit a Christmas market. Continental-style chalets are popping up all over Ireland. Pól Ó Conghaile picks some of the best

For the right buyer, No 2’s renovation will be satisfying and gratifying, writes Tommy Barker

PROWLING for sex with prostitutes ended in “remorse and significant embarrassment” for 21 men caught by female detectives in a Garda operation.

PROSTITUTES are moving into Limerick city centre in increasing numbers, Garda figures for the first eight months of this year confirm.

FOLLOWING a bumper rugby season, Limerick’s hotel and catering sector is set for another huge windfall over the bank holiday weekend when up to 5,500 participants take to the streets for the inaugural Great Limerick Run on Sunday.

THE mayor of Limerick last night expressed his “sadness” that a full meeting of the city council could not agree to award the Freedom of the City to a man described as one of the finest Limerick men of his time.

Defence Minister Willie O'Dea is attending a ceremony marking Remembrance Sunday in Limerick this morning.

DIVIDING public and private sector workers is merely a Government-inspired attempt to weaken the labour movement, was the key message from trade union leaders to tens of thousands partaking in ICTU’s National Day of Protest yesterday.

A TOP architect yesterday defended a proposed new studio/office building that’s been designed for Limerick’s Georgian Pery Square.

A PLANNING controversy is erupting over the proposed development of a four-storey glass building in the heart of Georgian Limerick.

PLANS are being drawn up for a major development on a site adjacent to a historic church in Limerick.

THE family of a woman whose body was found suspended from railings has called for a criminal investigation into her death to be re-opened after an inquest jury returned an open verdict.

MORE than 300 years after it was first drafted, a new Treaty of Limerick is being drawn up.

FÉILE Peil will be hosted by Limerick this weekend when thousands of U-14 boys and girls converge on the Treaty City for the annual GAA Festival of Football.

JIM O’FARRELL knows the streets of his native Limerick better than most.