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The number of microbreweries operating in Ireland has increased significantly in recent years due a surge in public interest in independent craft beers.

Visitors to the County Limerick town of Kilmallock are being invited to step back in time and experience a glimpse of life in medieval Ireland later this month.

Limerick Arts Office has announced details of the country's first subsidised living space scheme for artists.

Following the success of recent Art-for-All exhibitions in Ennis, County Clare, the Clare Arts Office and Ennis Town Council are planning a final summer open air exhibition in the Temple Gate Car Park this Saturday (August 3rd) from 11am to 4pm.

More than 50 members of the Noonan and Bond families will travel from all over the world to West Limerick this weekend to participate in a special Gathering Limerick 2013 event.

Additional funding secured by Clare County Council for its 2013 Housing Works Programme will see an extra €700,000 being invested in improving the local housing stock.

The announcement today by the Department of Environment, Community & Local Government of its decision to locate one of its eight regional Irish Water offices in Limerick has been welcomed by the Mayor and Cathaoirleach of Limerick.

An online, searchable database of 70,000 people buried at one of Ireland’s largest cemeteries is nearing completion and will be officially launched next month, it has been announced.

From this Friday opening times at Loop Head Lighthouse are being extended by two hours to accommodate the surge in visitor numbers to the West Clare landmark this summer.

Local food producers in Limerick have joined forces to illustrate the importance of purchasing local produce and the knock-on positive effects for the environment.