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Three garden sheds raided in one Limerick area by burglars looking to sell stolen goods

THREE sheds in the same Limerick area were broken into on one night, with tools being the target of the break-ins. Between Wednesday, March 26 and Thursday, March 27, three garden sheds were broken into in Effin, Kilmallock. “In each case, the shed ...

09 Apr 2025 at 09:33

Local News

'This could fill Croke Park!' Rivals ready for a red-hot hurling firestorm in Limerick on Sunday

IF YOU’RE lucky enough to have the hottest ticket in town, then slap on the sun screen and strap yourself in as it will reach boiling point at 4pm this Sunday in TUS Gaelic Grounds. Battle lines are drawn on the Limerick-Cork border, The Treaty ...

17 May 2025 at 20:33

Environment

Drought status confirmed for nine areas in Limerick by Uisce Éireann

UISCE Éireann has confirmed drought status for nine areas across Limerick, as the prolonged warm dry spell continues. They are appealing to customers across the county to be mindful of their use of water. This appeal comes as 36 supplies ...

21 May 2025 at 15:33

On the Road

Young girl airlifted to hospital after collision involving car and bike in Limerick

A YOUNG girl was airlifted to hospital after she was knocked off her bike in County Limerick. An air ambulance landed near the scene of the incident in the Effin area on Wednesday evening and airlifted the child to hospital for ...

15 May 2025 at 11:33

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