‘A legend among us’ – hundreds gather for funeral of Niall O’Brien
Hundreds of mourners gathered in silence on Monday for the funeral of Broadford hurler Niall O’Brien hearing powerful tributes for the popular Limerick native.
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Clonlara housing development gets green light
Planning permission has been granted for the construction of a 40 house development in Clonlara.
Clare part of application to become host county for 2026 TAFISA Games
A bid is to be finalised this coming Saturday that could see Clare become one of the host counties for the 2026 TAFISA Games.
Student scholarship programme at UL created in Anthony Foley’s name
*Sarah Hartnett, Director of Development UL Foundation, Emeritus President Dr Des Fitzgerald and Olive Foley. Photograph: Ray Lohan, Sportsfile A donation by Olive Foley, wife of the late, great Anthony ‘Axel’ Foley, to the University of Limerick Foundation has created student scholarship programmes in the rugby star’s name.
Mills man to take on coaching role in South Africa
*Photograph: Eamon Ward O’Callaghans Mills’ Noel McNamara is to take up a senior coaching position in South Africa.
Return of friend & family visitors a huge lift at Carrigoran
Seven months into her tenure as CEO of Carrigoran House, Marie O’Malley has outlined that the return of friend and family visitations following the full vaccination of staff and residents across the campus has provided a huge lift.
Aoife very Keane to get back on the field
Every player in the country is inevitably delighted to be back in the collective training and match environment once more but for Aoife Keane you can infinitely multiple that elation.
Three Shannon companies to share €12.8m allocation from Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund
Five companies in the Mid-West have been chosen to partake in disruptive technology projects.
Clare students assist in release of Limerick multi-media news project
*Limerick Voice Editor Christine Costelloe and UL journalism lecturer Kathryn Hayes. Photograph: Alan Place Two Clare journalism students formed part of the team behind a multi-media news project in Limerick.
Action needed to tackle online hatred says Quin’s Molly
*Molly Cantwell at home in Quin. Photograph: John Mangan A Quin student has said highlighting online hatred has become more important with an increased amount of activities occurring in the cyber space since the start of the pandemic.
