Innovate Limerick through Film in Limerick and Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board have announced details of a partnership that will deliver new training initiatives and events to help develop the local film sector in the Mid-West and prepare aspiring and emerging filmmakers for employment in the screen industries.
The Limerick COVID-19 Community Response group has today hit the ground running with the launch of a video in a call to action to all across Limerick to get on board and support the volunteer programme.
A new Business Continuity Voucher is now available to sole traders and companies across every business sector locally that employ up to 50 people through the Local Enterprise Office Limerick. The voucher is worth up to €2,500 in third party consultancy costs and can be used by companies and sole traders in Limerick to develop short-term and long-term strategies to respond to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Limerick COVID-19 Community Response group established to coordinate the volunteer effort to support the elderly and those with underlying conditions during the novel Coronavirus crisis has stated it is hugely encouraged by the reaction to the initiative.
Limerick City and County Council is urging landowners not to carry out any illegal burning of land during the Covid-19 crisis. The message echoes that of the Minister for Agriculture, Food & the Marine Michael Creed TD who issued strong warnings to landowners about an illegal burning activity.
Limerick City and County Council wishes to inform citizens that all its public offices are closed until further notice, following direction from the government. This is to help in the prevention of the spread of Covid-19 Coronavirus.
Parks are going one-way while certain walkways and toilet facilities at Lough Gur to close temporarily.
No Milk Market this Saturday.
300 plus strong network of personnel on the ground to provide for daily needs of vulnerable. Call 1800 832 005
An unprecedented, official coming together of stakeholder organisations is set to harness the incredible groundswell of volunteerism in response to the COVID-19 threat across Limerick.
Do you know your Common Carder Bee from your Buff-tailed Bumblebee? Or what is the difference between the White-tailed Bumblebee and the Early Bumblebee? No! Well, a new e-learning module supported by Limerick City and County Council will help you identify and record the bumblebees common in Ireland.
Businesses across Limerick City and County are currently in unchartered waters due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Many are facing critical challenges, including temporary ceasing of trading, cash flow and financial difficulties, critical staff continuity options and an uncertain future.
Limerick City and County Council recognises the financial pressures being experienced by certain sectors and encourages any ratepayers experiencing difficulties in paying their commercial rates to get in contact.
Playgrounds, Skateparks and Leisure Centres in Askeaton and Grove Island to close as customers urged to conduct council business on line or by phone.
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