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Limerick City and County Council is looking at harnessing the civic mindedness of its citizens as part of its plans at looking at vacant and derelict properties.

Limerick City and County Council can confirm that families experiencing homelessness have moved into the new Childers Road Family Hub.

Around 200 people have taken part in the annual 5km Blanket Run in aid of Thomond House and the Simon Community.

“This is a new start for us”. “A brilliant Christmas present.” “I couldn’t be happier.”

These were just some of the reactions of people as they were shown around their new homes in the Lord Edward Street housing development in Limerick for the first time.

The Mid-West region has once again shown the strength of its innovation and collaboration by launching the first industry-education STEM alliance in Ireland at J&J VisionCare in the National Technology Park, Limerick

Do you want to pursue a career in the hospitality sector? The multi award winning Education and Training Centre Roxboro, supported by Limerick City and County Council as part of the Limerick Regeneration Framework Implementation Plan, is now holding open interviews for their January 2018 course schedule.

If 2016 was very much a pivotal year for Limerick, a turning point for the city and region then 2017 will be viewed as one in which it galloped further ahead.

Members of the public will be able to have their say on plans for a flood relief scheme for the rest of King’s Island with two information sessions to be held on Wednesday 20th December.

Sionna, the goddess of the River Shannon, is the inspiration behind the latest Limerick mural that’s catching the public’s eye as people walk and drive to and from the city centre.

A new arts project has been launched in Limerick which will harness the power and the resurgence of activism within young people.

All Limerick routes covered under the winter road maintenance programme will be gritted this evening (Fri 08 Dec 2017) as a Status Yellow Weather Warning for low temperatures remains in place for the city and county.

Limerick City and County Council unveils Christmas parking for city centre visitors.