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Meghann Scully brings you this week’s Limerick News, with the Brian Ború Festival, Limerick Pride, and Limerick Going For Gold. #KeepingLimerickPosted The post The Limerick Post Show July 19, 2019 appeared first on Limerick Post Newspaper. […]

A PROBE into the overcrowding crisis at University Hospital Limerick (UHL) has been announced by Health Minister Simon Harris. Heading the investigation will be independent experts from the British National Health Service (NHS) and the Royal College of Surgeons Ireland. UHL is the first of a number […]

WELL-known Limerick drummer Keith Lawler is moving to a different beat these days after finding success outside of the music business. The former ‘Giveamanakick’ stickman, who insists that he hails from “the Limerick side of Parteen”, has just scooped a major award at the […]

FOLLOWING extensive deliberations and many miles travelled across the length and breadth of the country, the finalists for the 2019 Bar of the Year Awards have been announced. From over 500 entries, the judges have chosen their shortlist of outstanding bars. Now in their 15th year, the Bar of the […]

WHAT Abbeyfeale has as its backbone is ‘the good of the people’ to haul it into this prospering era. The most signal example of this vigour is the Abbeyfeale Community Council (ACC) which works with a dozen stakeholders – State agencies, voluntary and private enterprise – to […]

MEMBERS of the defence forces past and present turned out for a poignant ceremony at the weekend when Limerick City hosted the National Day of Commemoration to honour all Irishmen and Irishwomen who died in past wars or on service with the United Nations. This is the ninth year that Limerick City […]

PLANS have been lodged to build 27 houses for older people on a site which is currently in use as a car-park for visitors to King John’s Castle. Limerick City and County Council have lodged a planning notice for the homes at the site defined by Castle Street, Island Gate, Old Dominick […]

A RAINBOW is created by light reflecting through water droplets, and although Limerick stayed dry last Saturday, the rainbow of Limerick Pride allowed participants to reflect on a changing Ireland. Participants came from as near as Askeaton, parts of Dublin, and as far as Maryland USA for this […]

UNIVERSITY Hospital Limerick (UHL) has introduced a series of measures to deal with “crisis” levels of patient overcrowding after it experienced a surge in patient numbers last week. Responding to calls from the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) for the introduction of a […]

NEWLYWEDS from the United States of America said that they couldn’t ask for more as they started their honeymoon at the Limerick Pride Parade last Saturday. After taking a selfie in the middle of the thousands gathered at Merchant’s Quay for the start of the Limerick Pride parade, Ellen […]