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# Limerick

Yesterday
26th July 2024
Man pleads guilty to possession of €21.6 million worth of cocaine found on ship in Limerick
Last week
14th July 2024 - 27th July 2024
Gardaí probe two more suspected arson attacks at buildings in Limerick and Donegal
Bus service through two Limerick City areas not likely to return in the near future, union says
Local reps 'not surprised' by bus driver shooting, but say more than 'tea and sympathy' is needed
This month
July 2024
Bus driver shot with an air gun while sitting in cab in Limerick City
Court of Appeal hears claims garda not 'given adequate reasons' for his suspension from duty
Hurling remains one of the last few things that can truly transport us into another world
Cathal Crotty, convicted of attack on Natasha O’Brien, to be discharged from Defence Forces
Crotty, from Clare but serving at Private rank in Sarsfield’s Barracks Limerick, was convicted of an unprovoked attack on Limerick woman Natasha O’Brien.
The day was loud with war as Cork brought combat on a privileged afternoon
John Kiely: 'The hurt is going to be god awful, they're very disappointed'
Cork topple All-Ireland hurling champions Limerick in epic semi-final tie
Cork make one change for All-Ireland semi-final showdown with Limerick
'I come in with my hurleys, get thrown a nappy and a bottle. I love it, that's my switch off'
'Too much of my time was spent on hurling' - Gearóid Hegarty on finding his flow
Man of the Match in the Munster final, Hegarty often wonders what the Drive For Five looks like from the outside.
Last month
June 2024
Gardaí seize gun after stopping man on e-bike in Limerick city
'I put the dog in a sleeper hold': Limerick man on protecting children from crazed pitbull
Luis Eduardo told The Journal that he feared for the life of children in the area at the attack took place shortly after 6pm.
Gardaí investigate as 'unrestrained' dog attacks dog being walked in Limerick city
Plan for dual carriage upgrade for Limerick to Cork road to go before Government next year
Garda probe launched after Higher Education Minister witnesses dangerous driving in Limerick
Defence Forces begin investigation into why sailor was not dismissed after assault conviction
Petty Officer David O’Gorman of Castlecomer, Co Kilkenny has been convicted of assault charges relating to an incident where he attacked his former girlfriend.
Here are the fixture details for this year's All-Ireland senior hurling semi-finals
Natasha O'Brien: 'I bared my soul, and was told I should be happy my attacker took a guilty plea'
Soldier who attacked woman has been formally told he likely faces dismissal from the military
Cathal Crotty, an army Private, was brought before a senior officer today and told that the military were making preparations to deal with him.
Elderly man dies after house fire in Co Limerick last night
Soldier walks free after beating woman unconscious and boasting about it on social media
Don't be alarmed if you spot this plane flying very low to the ground over the summer
What do we know about Limerick's new directly-elected mayor?
Former civil servant John Moran wins race to be Ireland's first directly-elected mayor in Limerick
Moran, who ran as an independent, topped the poll and led the race throughout.
Chief Executive? First citizen? What Limerick's new directly-elected mayor can actually do
'Limerick, we haven’t won a lot over the years - we want to keep ploughing on'
Limerick stay on track for smashing all the records with Munster six-in-a-row
'We grew up as children looking in on these occasions, never thinking we’d be involved'
Limerick stay on track for smashing all the records with Munster six-in-a-row
Hegarty goal sets Treatymen on the road to victory.
Munster final throw-in delayed by half hour due to power cut in Thurles
Munster final throw-in delayed by half hour due to power cut in Thurles
Limerick v Clare, Munster senior hurling final
A third successive year that Limerick and Clare meet in the decider.
Clare need to get a few green flags waving in the sky to derail Limerick bandwagon
Two teams meet in the Munster final for the third year in a row and little can separate them.
'He is an academic genius' - The coaching mind of Limerick’s Paul Kinnerk
With his links to eight of the present Clare senior team, Paul Kinnerk has changed the terms of engagement in hurling.
Molly and Tom Martens walk free from jail after serving time for death of Limerick man Jason Corbett
'The dog tore the face off him': Father of boy savaged by dog speaks of Limerick park attack