Cratloe’s Caragh elected President of Limerick’s Network Ireland branch
Cratloe’s Caragh O’Shea has been elected President of the Limerick branch of Network Ireland.
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Limerick full back line got too comfortable – Lohan
Clare senior hurling manager Brian Lohan has hailed Tony Kelly as a “once in a generation player” and pinpointed their sluggish start to the second half as a key factor for Sunday’s ten point defeat.
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UL Field Hospital expected to be stood down in November
An intermediate care facility which has been established on the campus of the University of Limerick is to be stood down by November.
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January graduation scheduled for UL’s class of 2020
UL’s class of 2020 will be granted a full graduation ceremony in January 2021, provided that a second wave of Covid-19 doesn’t hit.
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Funding set aside for 4 years on cycleway linking Clonlara to UL
Work on the construction of a cycleway linking Clonlara to the University of Limerick is earmarked to start at the beginning of September.
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Mid-West Hospital Campaign vow to hold major demonstrations if overcrowding returns to UHL
Mid-West Hospital Campaign have vowed to hold “major demonstrations” if overcrowding levels return at University Hospital Limerick.
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Professor Kerstin Mey becomes first female President of an Irish university
*Professor Kerstin Mey. Photograph: Sean Curtin / True Media Professor Kerstin Mey has been appointed as the first ever female…
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‘A visionary & an achiever’ – Jack Daly remembered
Figures across business, political and sporting divides have paid tribute to Jack Daly following his death over the weekend.
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UL final year students want to defer not digitize graduation ceremony
Final year University of Limerick students are campaigning to defer not digitize their 2020 graduation conferring ceremonies.
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UL Arena transformed into field hospital
The University of Limerick has today announced the opening of an Intermediate Care Facility on campus, which will act as a contingency facility in an effort to alleviate pressure within the UL Hospitals Group and assist with the possibility of a second wave of COVID-19.
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