Limerick Post

The Limerick Post is a weekly publication dedicated to the city and county of Limerick, located in the Munster region. With a weekly circulation exceeding 42,000 copies, it stands as the leading newspaper in the area, reaching an estimated audience of more than 200,000 readers. Our newspaper provides a variety of promotional options for our clients, such as editorial features, advertising opportunities, an online platform, direct mail campaigns, and photography services. This all-inclusive strategy ensures that our clients can connect with a broad and varied audience. A significant benefit of the Limerick Post is its extensive distribution network. We offer a wider reach and more efficient distribution than any other publication in the region, surpassing both national and local competitors. This is particularly appealing to younger readers, who tend to favor local news sources over national ones. Moreover, the Limerick Post is the only newspaper in the county that is locally owned and published. This gives us a distinct insight into the community, enabling us to better cater to the interests and needs of our readers. Whether you are a business looking to engage a large audience or a local resident wanting to stay updated on community events, the Limerick Post is your go-to newspaper.

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First phase of historic Cleeves Riverside Quarter unveiled

1 day ago | limerickpost.ie | Sarah Coleman

THE FIRST phase of the Cleeves Riverside Quarter (CRQ) site in Limerick City will include 230 homes and 270 purpose-built student rooms, it has been revealed. Limerick Twenty Thirty (LTT) hosted a two-day public consultation ahead of submitting the first phase CRQ ‘Residential and Public Realm Project’ planning application this September. The first phase of the development, made public this week, will also feature 300 sqm of commercial space, a creche and landscaped public areas.
Over 30 new third-level courses for Limerick institutions

1 day ago | limerickpost.ie | Sarah Coleman

OVER thirty new courses are on the way for third-level institutions in Limerick as part of the Springboard+ 2025 programme. Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) will have 24 courses while University of Limerick (UL) will see nine in areas such as infrastructure, renewable energy, digital skills, cyber security and Artificial Intelligence. Nationwide, the Springboard+ 2025 programme will have almost 8,000 free and subsidised places on higher education courses.
Limerick student steals the show with 'Eco Threads' project

1 day ago | limerickpost.ie | Sarah Coleman

A STUDENT from Thomond Community College stole the spotlight at the recent Technovation Ireland Regional Pitch event. Rhema Olushola impressed judges and audiences alike with her innovative sustainability app, Eco Threads. The project was developed as part of the Teen-Turn 12 week afterschool Technovation programme which aims to disrupt fast fashion by promoting sustainable choices and creativity through upcycling.
Tough tots toddle for Barnardos

2 days ago | limerickpost.ie | Sarah Coleman

Happy Times Preschool on St Patrick’s Road raised €1,150 for Barnardos Big Toddle with staff and students alike embarking on a half-mile sponsored walk. Organised by Maeve Daly and Patricia Kiely, this is the fourth year the pre-school has supported the campaign. “We were so happy to take part and the children loved the adventure of it all. Being superheroes was so exciting for them”, Patricia said.
Limerick student weaves a win with 'Eco Threads' project

2 days ago | limerickpost.ie | Sarah Coleman

A STUDENT from Thomond Community College stole the spotlight at the recent Technovation Ireland Regional Pitch event. Rhema Olushola impressed judges and audiences alike with her innovative sustainability app, Eco Threads. The project was developed as part of the Teen-Turn 12 week afterschool Technovation programme which aims to disrupt fast fashion by promoting sustainable choices and creativity through upcycling.
"Game-changer" fourth aircraft and new routes announced for Shannon Airport

2 days ago | limerickpost.ie | Sarah Coleman

RYANAIR has announced the addition of a new “game-changer” aircraft at Shannon Airport, which will facilitate a 20% increase in passenger traffic. The Shannon Airport group is welcoming a fourth aircraft based at Shannon and new routes to Lapland, Madrid and the extension of the existing Madeira route into the winter schedule. Additional flights on six existing routes have also been announced to Alicante, Edinburgh, Krakow, Lanzarote, Manchester and Wroclaw.
Limerick children open up about growing up with a loved one behind bars

3 days ago | limerickpost.ie | Sarah Coleman

REMARKABLE Limerick children have launched a book about what it’s like to grow up with a parent or loved one behind bars. The publication was produced through the Bedford Row Family Project, who work with families affected by imprisonment, offering counselling, educational supports, and community connection to reduce stigma and break cycles of intergenerational disadvantage.
Over 20 applications for Historic Structures Fund

3 days ago | limerickpost.ie | Alan Jacques

A TOTAL of 22 applications were received for the Historic Structures Fund in 2024. Social Democrats councillor Elisa O’Donovan asked for an overview of successful applicants including a breakdown of use for residential or community use at the Council’s Metropolitan District meeting for May. Seven projects, Cllr O’Donovan was told, were shortlisted to the Department of Housing, Local Government, and Heritage for consideration.
Young Limerick artists urged to get the brushes out

4 days ago | limerickpost.ie | Bernie English

THE National Gallery of Ireland is inviting entries from Limerick for the AIB Portrait Prize and Young Portrait Prize 2025 competitions. The AIB Portrait Prize highlights contemporary portraiture, welcoming entries from artists working in all media, both in Ireland and from Irish artists living abroad. The AIB Young Portrait Prize invites submissions from young artists aged 18 and under. The closing date for receipt of entries for both competitions is 10pm on Friday July 4, 2025.
Limerick children invited to visit local library to get free books

4 days ago | limerickpost.ie | Bernie English

ALL children in Limerick who are starting primary school in September are being invited to visit their local library to pick up a free book bag and take the opportunity to join the library. Since its launch, the My Little Library initiative has resulted in an average of 20,000 four to five-year-olds have joined their local libraries annually.