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Evelyn Sloane, 2, Limerick pictured today at the launch of Team Limerick Clean-Up 5 in Castleconnell, Co. Limerick. Taking place this Good Friday, April 19th, the initiative sees thousands of volunteers take to the streets of Limerick city and county each year for Europe's largest one-day clean up. Sponsored by the JP McManus Benevolent Fund, the event has seen over 360 tonnes of litter gathered from the streets since inception in 2015. Overall participation figures have passed the 60,000-mark and included over 550 volunteer groups from every town in Limerick last year. Picture: Alan Place

Team Limerick Cleanup 5 statistics show litter trends changing

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Limerick council asked to build cost of emissions into developments

Bernie English

Smokers’ litter is biggest problem on Limerick streets

Bernie English
Any Aerial View of the Flooding in Springfield in Clonlara Co Clare Picture Credit Brian Gavin Press 22

Children’s hospital overrun raises doubts over Clonlara flood works

Bernie English
Jerome Scanlon, Fine Gael. Photo: Cian Reinhardt

No buzz for the bees in Newcastle West

Alan Jacques

Old water mains set to be replaced in Ardpatrick and Ballingaddy

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Limerick gets a roadmap to a healthier, happier city

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Michael Zaworotko, Bernal Chair of Crystal Engineering & Science Foundation of Ireland Research Professor at the University of Limerick speaking at the first of the Bernal Institute’s Distinguished Lecture Series at University of Limerick. Pic Sean Curtin True Media.

University of Limerick researcher awarded €1m research funding that could help...

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Niall Collins T.D., Deputy Mayor of the City and County of Limerick, Cllr. Michael Collins, Minister Patrick O’Donovan, An Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar, Tom Neville T.D., at the sod turning of Barnagh Tunnel, Great Southern Greenway Limerick project.

Limerick’s Great Southern Greenway to be ‘a world class visitor experience’

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Pictured are 2nd Class pupils from Sixmilebridge Primary School, Morgan Barrett, Rebecca Loughrane, Orla O’Neill and Nathan O’Brien with Shannon Heritage Gardening Team memebers Elaine Hiney Wall, Andrew McNamara, Neilus Geaney and Sinead Moloney planting a Tree in the grounds of Bunratty Castle Co Clare to celebrate National Tree Week 2019.Pic Arthur Ellis.

Bunratty Castle and Craggaunowen to ‘Plant for our Planet’

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