Fire service under threat from cutbacks

LIMERICK fire service is the latest public utility to come under threat from cutbacks in local government.

Limerick City Council is now carrying out a review of the €8.7 million a year cost of running the service, to see what cutbacks can be made without posing a threat to public safety.

The council said yesterday all options are being considered including changes to personnel structures.

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