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REVENUE officers seized over half a million euros worth of suspected herbal cannabis at Shannon Airport this past Monday (May 11).

Gardaí confirmed the seizure, adding that two people were arrested in connection with the seizure, and are to appear before Ennis District Court on Wednesday.

A statement from An Garda Síochána said the seizure was ...


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THE official opening took place in Limerick Museum of Dressed to Impress: Sybil Connolly and the Art of Irish Elegance: An Exhibition on Ireland’s Greatest Fashion Designer, curated by Dr Zara Power, Assistant Curator of the Museum.

Sybil Connolly was a Dublin-based fashion designer of international renown, celebrated f...


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WINLESS Waterford are next up for Limerick in the Munster Senior Hurling Championship at the Gaelic Grounds on Sunday, throw-in 3pm (referee: James Owens, Wexford).

Scheduled to come into the fold for the home side are two recent Player of the Year winners, Aaron Gillane (from injury) and captain Cian Lynch (suspension).

“Now, it’s for Aaron and...


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LIMERICK City and County Council marked Earth Day 2026 with a Butterfly Monitoring Training Workshop.

The half-day event on April 18 at Dooradoyle Library and Baggot Estate brought together members of the public, nature enthusiasts, and volunteers with an interest in biodiversity.

Participants took part in an indoor learning session followed by...


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FINE Gael councillor Tom Ruddle has called on Limerick Council to roll up its sleeves and do a spruce job of The Square in Newcastle West for the summer.

According to Cllr Ruddle, seating and tables in the market town square are in need of a lick of paint and a bit of elbow grease.

With an impressive medieval backdrop, overlooked by Castle Desmo...


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