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May 18, 2021
22:43
Limerick thief targets woman with buggy on bus22:17
Pop-up restaurant opens in Limerick village for summer months22:10
Limerick architect releases collection of short stories dedicated to brave night nurses22:05
Limerick students launch book promoting positive mental health21:41
Events to be held in Derry next week to mark the anniversary of George Floyd's death20:51
WFH: Survey reveals overwhelming majority of employees in favour of working remotely20:50
WFH: Survey reveals overwhelming majority of employees in favour of working remotely20:41
Almost 1,000 county councillors across the country set for substantial pay rise20:39
Almost 1,000 county councillors across the country set for substantial pay rise20:30
Limerick radio station launches Traveller media skills course20:23
Never stop learning! Limerick Lifelong Learning Festival returns19:32
Suspected burglar 'fell through roof' of former shop19:24
Almost 1,000 councillors across the country set for substantial pay rise19:22
WFH: Survey reveals overwhelming majority of employees in favour of working remotely19:13
Mayor of Limerick calls special meeting after Aer Lingus confirms plan to close Shannon base19:13
Limerick pupils win €10,000 top prize at BD STEM Star Awards18:47
Survey reveals overwhelming majority of employees in favour of working remotely18:39
No homes in Portarlington housing development for Laois residents18:38
BREAKING: Irish Cement gets EPA go-ahead for €10m Limerick plan18:29
BREAKING: KCC to lease 125 new Naas homes from company that has not built a creche in neighbouring estate18:28
BREAKING: KCC to lease 125 new Naas homes from company that has not built a creche in neighbouring estate18:13
Make sure and 'bee' in on Thursday night to catch Derry on the TV18:08
Kayaking in Tipperary - They're back at it on the Suir once again18:06
Over one million people in Northern Ireland have now received Covid vaccine18:01
Man (36) charged in connection with Cahir drugs and cash seizure17:43
Carrick Swan Club announces Cúl Camp dates17:43
Survey reveals overwhelming majority of employees in favour of working remotely17:40
Carrick Davins GAA Club news17:27
Tipperary Families wanted for 'Ireland's Fittest Families'17:17
Limerick patients advised all 'cancer review appointments at UHL' are cancelled from Thursday17:02
Big interest in media, science and cybercrime course at college popular with Laois students17:01
Cahir Ladies join in wishing one of their own the very best today!17:01
Tipperary woman appointed new head of sales at Nestlé Ireland16:58
The valuable role of nurses celebrated by people throughout Tipperary16:45
Tipperary students taking part in the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition primary science fair16:39
Deputy Martin Browne calls on Minister for Heritage not to leave Cashel waiting in World Heritage bid.16:39
National recognition for Clonmel High School student Micheál16:35
Cllr. Shane Lee highlights local housing issues to Minister16:24
Almost 1,000 councillors across the country set for substantial pay rise16:23
Romeo on Fire in Clonmel as odds tumble for National Produce Stakes16:21
West Tipperary GAA Club's lotto is rising fast16:05
Cahir transition year students help out Scoil Aonghusa16:04
Drive-in Bingo is ready to resume again in Tipperary15:37
Yesteryears - Looking back on the week the Park Hotel opened in Clonmel14:26
WFH: Survey reveals overwhelming majority of employees in favour of working remotely14:11
Wild About Wildlife: Young environmentalists lead the way13:59
Survey should be carried out on walls near Naas13:57
Survey should be carried out on walls near Naas13:57
Man abducted in Derry last night and driven to Claudy where he was shot in the leg13:53
Second trailer stolen in County Kildare13:51
Second trailer stolen in County Kildare13:48
The vast majority of us want to continue remote working after Covid-19 - report13:47
The quality of the air you breathe in Naas is being monitored13:46
WFH: Survey reveals overwhelming majority of employees in favour of working remotely13:44
The quality of the air you breathe in Naas is being monitored13:37
Intoxicated man arrested for his own safety in Sallins13:37
Intoxicated man arrested for his own safety in Sallins13:33
Court told that woman found with 'large gaping hole' in her head on a Derry street at the weekend12:53
Two for Today: All your fashion needs under one roof at Goods on High Street12:42
Two for Today: Find your inner child at Di Di's Walk In Art Studio12:39
Mackey Cup win at Tipperary Golf Club for Jamie Keaty12:35
Two for Today: Greenhills Hotel #LimerickBackinBusiness12:31
Completed works at Cahir will bring much pleasure to everyone12:29
Woman arrested following significant cash seizure in Limerick estate12:29
Two for Today: Dennehy Motors #LimerickBackinBusiness12:28
Major study proposes improvements to beautiful river in Offaly12:04
Ladies football championship draws will be live on Thursday12:02
Another major accolade for Derry's Bishop's Gate Hotel11:44
Goatenbridge Tidy Towns has a new Facebook page11:12
Council to cover the cost of 86 D&D matches this year to mark the 100th anniversary of the local football league10:58
Peter McVerry Trust to build 38 new modular homes in Limerick by Christmas10:54
Man and woman arrested following burglary in Limerick10:49
Deaths in Kilkenny, Tuesday, May 18, 202110:44
Welcome developments in Ballingarry with stone walls will enhance area10:31
Suspected burglar 'fell through roof' of former Limerick shop10:26
Man abducted in Derry last night and driven to Claudy where he was shot in the leg10:22
Tipperary deaths - Tuesday, May 18, 202110:19
Just Transition is "failing the people" in Offaly and the Midlands10:10
Roscrea Trail Blazers are back in action10:01
Shannon Group property in the running for Building of the Year award10:00
Major garda operation at former Debenhams store in Limerick09:44
Scattered showers and sunny spells in Leitrim today09:39
Deaths in Leitrim - Tuesday, May 18, 202107:46
E+I Engineering to create 200 new jobs with major expansion at its US plant00:04
Let's not go back to the old normal because let's face it, things were not so great