Limerick Post Newspaper

New Castleconnell Boat Club vessels named in honour of outstanding members CASTLECONNELL Boat Club celebrated six members who made a lasting contribution to the club and to rowing in the local community.

All-Ireland League action heating up Old Belvedere made the biggest statement in Division 1A, running in seven tries in a 47-14 victory over Young Munster at Tom Clifford Park.

Companies told to avail of R&D tax credit at Shannon Chamber seminar COMPANIES across the Mid West have been urged to avail of Research and Development (R&D) tax credits to help boost competitiveness. That was the word at a recent seminar hosted by Shannon Chamber and delivered by Grant Thornton. Grant Thornton head of tax and grand incentive services, Mark O’Sulli...

Rathkeale Church Choir back after summer break IT will be music to the ears for all aspiring singers in the Rathkeale area that the Rathkeale Church Choir have reconvened...

Additional funding requested for second patching truck across Limerick INDEPENDENT Ireland councillor Tommy Hartigan requested additional funding from the Council to secure the rent of a second patching...

Half a million in arts funding announced by Limerick native and Minister for Culture ALMOST half a million euro has been awarded to a number of arts organisations and projects under this year’s Arts Grand Funding scheme...

Limerick Cllr calls for fully paid housing schemes INDEPENDENT Ireland councillor John O'Donoghue wants housing schemes with fully paid contributions to the Council in the last 10 years...

Limerick researchers call for extension of sugar tax A PACKET of biscuits containing over 1,500 calories can be bought in stores for as little as 55 cents, new analysis from Limerick...

Lawlink – Can I leave my home to my partner in the event of my death? Q. My partner and I met some 10 years ago after both our spouses passed away. I have retired, however my partner is still working...

OUT NOW! Episode one of the Limerick Post Podcast is out now

Summer in the City returned to Limerick in August - a month-long programme of events by Limerick Council and Mayor John Moran.

For some, it was seen as a chance to bring the city to life. For others, it raised serious questions about trade, accessibility and how the city should be used.

In this first episode, Sarah Coleman, chats to businesses, residents, and the Mayor about the plans.

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