Good neighbours

I WISH to take issue with the former mayor of Galway who said if there were any more robberies there, it could become “another Limerick” (Irish Examiner, April 11).

Mon, 24 Apr, 2006 - 01:00

I have lived in Limerick for 34 years. In all that time neighbours were always there when you needed them.

Despite all the horror headlines in the sensationalist media, this is a wonderful city and its name will be written forever on my heart.

Nancy Shanahan

10 Ashbroot

Ennis Road

Limerick

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