MHL Hotel Collection completes €190m refinancing with AIB
Dublin’s College Green Hotel and Galmont Hotel in Galway among properties refinanced by John Malone-backed group
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Pressure grows on Government over Aughinish Alumina as dozens of MEPs demand export ban
Move follows Irish Times investigation revealing Co Limerick plant ships vast amounts of alumina to Russia
Tusla moving child from hotel to hotel described as ‘unbelievable and outrageous’ by judge
Judge Adrian Harris wondered whether placing teenager in care was ‘the right thing at all’
Family of man who died from ‘overwhelming sepsis’ after discharge settles legal action
High Court hears of failure to properly investigate Michael Cuddihy’s complaints at University Hospital Limerick
Temporary train station costing €3m being built in Adare for Ryder Cup
Six-month construction project comes alongside fast-tracked building of Adare bypass in time for golf event
‘People have been stranded here for decades’: Limerick priest helps undocumented Irish in New York
Some people have lived in the US for 40 years, own their homes and pay taxes, but these are uncertain times
If we are serious about rural regeneration then build housing estates, not one-off homes
Building individual houses leads to ultra low-density suburbanisation, not revitalisation
Man who had alleged brain injury after contracting meningitis as baby settles case for €9.75m
HSE denies claims of alleged delay in diagnosis at Limerick Maternity Hospital in 2000
Man arrested after gardaí seize more than €643,000 worth of drugs in Limerick
Haul included €470,000 worth of cannabis and €140,000 worth of cocaine
Man awarded €39,000 after cow box drove over his foot at Lisdoonvarna Matchmaking Festival
Paudie Conway (58) of Ballysimon Road, Limerick, suffered a broken wrist and a broken ankle
Sentencing of publican Charlie Chawke’s son and daughter in assault case adjourned after guilty pleas
Alison Chawke and Bill Chawke pleaded guilty to assaulting two men at Dunraven Arms Hotel, in Limerick
Paul O’Connell: ‘I see little difference between a Limerick rugby player and one from a Dublin private school’
Former Ireland, Munster and Lions captain Paul O’Connell talks to Róisín Ingle about how his life still revolves around rugby 10 years after retirement, his love of golf and the difficulties with Munster
Ryder Cup: €499 admission price ‘a matter for organisers’, Minister for Sport says
Opposition criticise daily price as ‘exorbitant’ given State has allocated over €200m in direct and indirect funding
Housing can be a hidden admissions officer for students - quiet, powerful and unaccountable
Denmark’s social housing model shows how government initiatives can build sustainable and affordable housing for mixed communities
Limerick mansion with 49 bedrooms primed for Ryder Cup teed up for €3m sale
Property was built by Edward Smith O’Brien, son of William Smith O’Brien, an Irish nationalist MP and leader of the Young Ireland movement
Picture perfect: Texaco Children’s Art Competition 2026 winners revealed
Girl’s portrait based on a phone selfie is hailed as ‘masterful’ and takes overall prize
Defence Forces have been called in to confront citizens since early days of the State
Troops deployed numerous times to streets and prisons to deal with disorder and violence
Scarlett Faulkner’s brother Jason Faulkner dies days after her funeral
Jason Faulkner, a pallbearer at his sister’s funeral, was recovered from the Abbey river on Sunday evening
‘Passion’ not ‘misogyny’ was why Independent Ireland TDs shouted at women Ministers, party says
More than 10 elected FF and FG representatives interested in joining party, leader says
Obituary: Seán Ó Laoire: Award-winning architect who spearheaded major urban regeneration projects
Dubliner delighted in drawing up master-plans for regeneration of run-down areas of city, starting with the Custom House Docks
Scarlett Faulkner’s ‘beautiful smile’ remembered at funeral as mourners gather in grief
‘We will get you the justice you deserve,’ sister tells funeral of 29-year-old who died following attack in Tipperary
‘Heartbreaking’: Limerick coach operator pulls out of schoolbus run due to cost of fuel
Paudie Kenneally, who operates a fleet of 25 buses, says he gave Bus Éireann notice that he would not operate beyond Easter holidays
Industrial market remains resilient in face of global uncertainty
560,300sq ft of space taken up in first quarter, with three Dublin deals accounting for nearly half of all activity
Scarlett Faulkner’s funeral to take place on Friday, family says
Woman (29) died on Monday after being taken off life-support following alleged assault in Tipperary in March
From ‘the wettest place on Earth’ to Limerick: ‘I had to learn to say sorry when I’m not sorry’
Initially thinking she would be in Ireland for only a few months, it was how happy her children seemed to be here that convinced her to stay
Scarlett Faulkner dies following attack in Co Tipperary
Limerick woman, who was in her 20s, was being treated at Cork University Hospital after she was attacked on side of the road last month
Fuel protests: Government to raid exchequer surplus for €505m support package
Coalition denies latest measures a direct response to blockades, but faces further headaches
Fuel protests: Blockades at Galway, Foynes and Rosslare Europort stood down
Wexford and Limerick protesters say they did not want situation to escalate
‘You know who’s in control’ - How the fuel protests brought the country to a standstill
The seeds of this week’s disruption were sown in meetings in late March and fomented in online forums and WhatsApp groups
Scarlett Faulkner’s family await results of final test as life-support decision looms
Limerick woman has been in an induced coma since attack three weeks ago in Birdhill, Co Tipperary
Could tax revenue loss be hindering Ireland’s shift to renewables?
A Limerick reader questions whether fiscal considerations are delaying the green transition
Fuel price protesters say they will continue blockades despite claiming to have secured meeting
Nationwide disruption continues as petrol station forecourts run low on supply due to ongoing blockades
The three reasons why the Government refuses to meet the fuel protesters
Opposition parties called for engagement with demonstrators but there is distrust of them within Cabinet
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