Each time Derek was admitted to hospital I always made an appointment to meet his team and to discuss his treatment, she said... READ MORE›
Irish people living in Barcelona have warned that an anti-tourism sentiment is growing in the Spanish hot spot... READ MORE›
Spice - synthetic cannabis - is the narcotic of choice among Camden's rough sleepers now... READ MORE›
The attack came after the gruesome torture of Marvin, a pet Jack Russell, in the Mayfield area of Cork city last month... READ MORE›
The Army were out in force in Limerick yesterday, securing vulnerable homes from the dark and rising waters of the River Shannon... READ MORE›
He claims that if the same system was in place in Athlone, the current flood battle could have been avoided... READ MORE›
Cork flooding High spring tides this morning caused flooding in low lying areas including Morrison's Quay, Lavitt's Quay, Sharman-Crawford Street, Union Quay and Georges Quay... READ MORE›
Met Eireann has issued a status yellow rainfall warning for Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford, Cork, Kerry, Tipperary and Waterford... READ MORE›
Andy, his own promoters, Limerick City Council and Thomond Park put a huge amount of work into this... READ MORE›
Retired pensioner Eric Ryan 79 lost his leg following the horrific incident and remains in a critical condition at University Hospital Limerick... READ MORE›
Exhausted Geraldine Quinlivan, who fears for her sandbagged home in Springfield, Clonlara, south-east Clare, told the Minister that Springfield residents need action now... READ MORE›
A spokesperson for Limerick City Council said the remedial works on Thomond Bridge would be postponed for the foreseeable future... READ MORE›
Meanwhile thousands of euro has already been collected in support of Garda Hanrahan by police officers in New Orleans and at Newark Airport... READ MORE›
The aftermath of Storm Frank has left communities around the country without power, with many submerged in flood water and braced for worse to come... READ MORE›
Roscommon, Longford, Westmeath, Offaly, Sligo and other flood risk areas... READ MORE›
Hong Qing Qu 33 called Li Liu 27 before he left his work at the Red Rice restaurant in Kimmage in the early hours of Tuesday... READ MORE›
Areas hit hardest by the discharge of excess water from the Parteen Weir include Springfield, Montpelier, Castleconnell, Mountshannon, Annacotty and the University of Limerick... READ MORE›
Meanwhile, 15 personnel from Sarsfield barracks in Limerick reinforced flood defences in Castleconnell with another 22 filling and distributing sandbags in Claregalway, Lisheenavalla and Ballinasloe... READ MORE›
The hinterlands of Carrick-on-Shannon, Athlone and Limerick have turned into a vast inland sea, parts of it abandoned before the rising waters... READ MORE›
Anyone with information is asked to contact Sligo Garda Station 071-9157000... READ MORE›
In 2009, the floods in Bandon left water over five feet deep in my shop, almost over my own height... READ MORE›
Geraldine Mason, from Clonlara in South East Clare, lives in a house that she and her husband built in 1995... READ MORE›
For Athlone man Harry Waterstone it has been a long and lonely vigil... READ MORE›
Farmers in Clare and Limerick are evacuating their farms today as they expect the weather to get worse overnight tonight... READ MORE›
An riverside restaurant owner fears his business could soon be in the River Shannon as water levels rise to dangerous levels... READ MORE›
Homes have now been flooded in Shannon Harbour, Athlone, Corbally, Carrick-on-Shannon and parts of Cork... READ MORE›
Limerick City and County Council said Waterways Ireland had been contacted as the canal rose and that the keys were available for the canal lock gates ... READ MORE›
Limerick City and County Council said Waterways Ireland had been contacted as the canal rose and that the keys were available for the canal lock gates ... READ MORE›
Clare County Council continues to warn drivers that many roads across the county remain badly flooded or impassible... READ MORE›
Ireland is a special place in that regard and Limerick, too... READ MORE›
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