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“If I was president of Ireland today I would definitely ban smoking,” says Sophia McShera Keyes, a  pupil at St Mary’s National School, Limerick. 

Cruinniú na nÓg returns for 2023 and we are very excited to see children, young people and families back at events across the city and county. 

Limerick City and County Council are delighted to present ‘Summer at Honan’s Quay.’ 

The Mayor of the City and County of Limerick is describing May as “a bumper month for job creation in Limerick” with a number of significant announcements. 

Wheelchair accessible equipment, a sensory area and the promotion of imagination will be some of the features of a completely redeveloped playground at Limerick’s People’s Park. 

The Mayor of the City and County of Limerick and the Chief Executive of Limerick City and County Council are paying tribute to former Cathaoirleach of Limerick County Council, Eddie Creighton on his sad passing. 

Over a decade after it launched in the U.S., Forbes’ 30 Under 30 has now expanded to be an iconic global media franchise – encompassing international events, print magazines, digital lists, regional chapters, social media and a community of more than 10,000 young entrepreneurs and next-generation business leaders in every sector.  

A county Limerick community has an impressive new space to enjoy outdoor activities and hold social events.

A Jobs Fair in Ballinacurra Weston will provide even more opportunities for local people to kick start their careers later this month.

A new way of telling stories “in a city that’s full of stories” has been unveiled with a compelling collaboration between students at the world renowned TUS Limerick School of Art and Design and Limerick Twenty Thirty on hoardings at Opera Square.

Children in three areas of Limerick are to be the first across the city and county to avail of a “pop up” play area pilot project overseen by Limerick City & County Council.

Limerick communities who have welcomed Ukraine families and citizens have been granted funding totalling almost €1.4 million for local projects under the first ever Community Recognition Fund (CRF).