Ennis murder accused in isolation at Limerick prison
The 39 year old man charged with the murder of Ennis man, Eoin Boylan is living in isolation at Limerick prison.
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Newmarket-on-Fergus chauffeur voluntarily drives Vicky Phelan to treatment in Dublin
*Pat Keogh. A Newmarket-on-Fergus businessman has been praised after voluntarily driving one of the country’s most highest profile cancer campaigners to and from Dublin.
Buses struggling to access Sixmilebridge railway station
*Sixmilebridge Railway Station. Photograph: Joe Buckley Buses travelling from the Shannon direction are unable to gain access to Sixmilebridge railway station.
Kilmartin Educational Services going online from April
All Easter revision courses at Kilmartin Educational Services in Ennis and Limerick are to go online from April.
‘A fine line between grief & depression’ – Rosie rises above to help others
*Rosie McMahon at The Temple Gate Hotel. Photograph: John Mangan Rosie McMahon has transformed her life, going from places of depths of despair to now helping others to better their mind and body.
Railway line disruption as Ballycar floods again
*Flooding along the Limerick – Ennis railway line at Newmarket-on-Fergus. Photograph: John Mangan Flooding at Ballycar has prompted the closure of the Limerick to Ennis rail-link.
Clare’s Wish Dance for Wishes to remember late Sixmilebridge woman
Limerick-based charity, Clare’s Wish Foundation will be holding a Dance for Wishes fundraiser tomorrow (Friday) in memory of a Sixmilebridge woman.
‘Part of me was saying my shot had passed’ – Cunningham embracing Clare return
Before even pucking a ball, the return of Aaron Cunningham to the Clare panel has provided a massive lift.
Calls for Center Parcs or Cat Laughs type tourism products for Clare
Feasibility studies are to be carried out for the provision of nice tourism products and an annual festival in Co Clare.
Visitors banned from UHL
Visiting has been banned at University Hospital Limerick until further notice as the hospital continues to manage high volumes of patients with influenza on the day recorded as the worst ever for overcrowding in Irish hospitals.