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The Northside of Limerick City and Cappamore are amongst 15 towns, villages and neighbourhoods across Ireland to have been awarded ‘Age Friendly Town’ recognition.

The City Centre Multi-Storey Car Park on Anne Street/Thomas Street has become the first facility of its kind in Limerick to provide secure and convenient bike parking as part of an initiative being rolled out by Limerick Smarter Travel Office.

The People’s Park in the heart of Limerick City will be filled with the sights and sounds of Christmas this coming Saturday (21st December 2013).

The graffiti incident at the Cliffs of Moher in County Clare earlier this year is one example of the environmental vandalism that the Burren & Cliffs of Moher Geopark is seeking to minimise in the future.

More than 15,000 euro has been allocated to community groups and older adults groups across Limerick City and County as part of the annual Age and Opportunity Go For Life Grant Scheme.

Tony Mulcahy, T.D., Fine Gael Seanad Spokesperson on Communications, Energy and Natural Resources, says an amendment made to the Finance Bill this week makes it easier for home owners to qualify for the Home Renovation Incentive Scheme.

A Limerick cyclist who last month was selected to compete for Tour De France winning Team Sky and the 2013 Limerick Senior Camogie Champions have been named as the latest winners of the Performance in Sport Award.

Scoil Íde in Corbally has become the latest Limerick primary school to participate in a fire safety awareness course provided by Limerick City Fire and Rescue Service.

The County Limerick community of Bruff will hold a remembrance mass for US President John Fitzgerald Kennedy on the 50th anniversary of his death at the church of St Peter & Paul this Friday (22nd November, 2013) at 11am.

The punk music scene of the 1970s and how it inspired an entire generation of young people to “stand up and be counted” is the subject of a full-length play that will be performed in Limerick next month.