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MORE than 2,000 students will graduate across this week at University of Limerick (UL).

UL’s winter conferring ceremonies will see 2,038 students, including 78 PhDs and 50 Garda college graduates, graduate from across a range of disciplines including science and engineering, education and health sciences, arts and humanities, and social sciences.

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AHEAD of Saturday’s opening round of the National Football League against Laois at O’Moore Park, manager Jimmy Lee has unveiled a 38-person squad.

It contains some new players, among former Galway minor/under-20 Brendan Carr.

Limerick (2026): Rathkeale – Adam Shanagher, Andrew Meade, Barry Coleman; Dunmore McHale (Galway) – Bren...


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INDEPENDENT councillor Elena Secas was informed by Limerick City and County Council that no progress to date has been made for the provision of a community centre to cater to the Castletroy area.

However, Cllr Secas was informed that the local authority’s new Regeneration, Community, Sport, and Rural Development Directorate is currently working with colleagues in other...


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THE TRIAL of a retired superintendent accused of unlawfully squaring away potential or pending road traffic prosecutions heard that he had no legal power to cancel traffic tickets at the time.

Eamon O’Neill, and four serving Gardaí, are on trial at Limerick Circuit Criminal Court charged with a total of 39 counts of engaging in conduct tending or inten...


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LABOUR Party councillor Pádraigh Reale asked Limerick Council for an update on the scheduled installation of bus shelters across the city in 2026.

In response, the Council explained that the National Transport Authority (NTA) last year appointed Bauer Media Outdoor to supply and install bus shelters throughout Ireland.

In 2025, Limerick City and...


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