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In January, Isabella Condon was named the 2025 Gold Service Scholar and she has also been named this year's Rising Star in the 2025 Murphia List, which features the top Irish talent on the London food and drink scene. At present, Isabella is the junior assistant manager at the two-Michelin-starred Dinner by Heston Blumenthal, but her career in hospitality started when she was very young, working with her family at Marguerite's Bakery & Restaurant in Newcastle West in Co Limerick, Ireland. In this Best Possible Taste interview, Isabella talks to host Sharon Noonan about the journey that brought her to London, what the incredible Gold Service Scholar honour means to her, and what's next on her exciting path. BEST POSSIBLE TASTE IS IRELAND'S LONGEST RUNNING FOOD & DRINK PODCAST. VISIT WWW.SHARONNOONAN.COM FOR MORE DETAILS & INTERVIEWS.

This is snow joke! Servatius Antonius joined Dave to chat about how he and his friends in Elton, Co Limerick managed to build a 23 foot snowman.

As the low temperature warning looks set to last throughout the week - counties which experienced the brunt of the heavy snowfall fear further freezing conditions. Hazardous roads conditions, many communities have had the added challenge of powercuts and disruption to water services. Reporter John Cooke was live from Patrickswell in Co Limerick.

David Raleigh, freelance journalist in Limerick, reports that an investigation is continuing into the death of a 21-year-old woman in a hit-and-run in Co Limerick at the weekend.

Niall Collins, Fianna Fáil TD representing West Limerick, reacts to the news that a man in his 40s has been arrested by gardaí investigating a fatal hit-and-run incident in Co Limerick at the weekend.

Ger Keyes told Brendan how he is hoping to gather information on the tragedy that happened in Dromcollogher,Co Limerick where 48 people lost their lives in a cinema nearly 100 years ago.

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/2clvtdmk Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com New regulations regarding the signature giant bully. Rialacháin nua maidir leis an mbulaí ollmhór sínithe. Rural and Community Development Minister Heather Humphreys has signed new regulations that will ban XL bully (or giant bully) dogs in this State. Tá an tAire Forbartha Tuaithe agus Pobail Heather Humphreys tar éis rialacháin nua a shíniú a chuirfeas cosc ar mhadraí den phór bulaí XL (nó bulaí ollmhór) sa Stát seo. It will be a two stage process. Próiseas dhá chéim a bheas ann. From next Tuesday, October 1, it will not be allowed to import, breed, sell or give to another person a giant bull. Ón Máirt seo chugainn, 1 Deireadh Fómhair, ní bheidh cead bulaí ollmhór a iompórtáil, a phórú, a dhíol ná a thabhairt do dhuine eile. From 1 February 2025, a person without an exemption certificate would not be allowed to have a giant bully. Ón 1 Feabhra 2025, ní bheadh cead bulaí ollmhór a bheith ag duine gan teastas díolúine. If these regulations are not met, the dogs can be captured and killed. Mura gcomhlíonfar na rialacháin sin, is féidir na madraí a ghabháil agus a bhású. Local authorities are responsible for issuing exemption certificates but dogs must first be licensed and clipped and microchipped. Is iad na húdáráis áitiúla a bheas freagrach as teastais díolúine a lamháil ach ní mór do mhadraí a bheith ceadúnaithe agus gearrtha agus micrishlis a bheith iontu i dtosach. The XL bully is already completely banned in the North and Britain and Minister Humphreys believes that this State should join them. Tá cosc iomlán ar an mbulaí XL cheana féin sa Tuaisceart agus sa Bhreatain agus creideann an tAire Humphreys gur cheart don Stát seo a bheith ar aon bhuille leo. The safety of the public is her biggest concern, she said, especially in light of the recent attacks by massive bullies on people in this country. Sábháilteacht an phobail is mó is cás léi, a dúirt sí, go háirithe i bhfianaise ionsaithe a rinne bulaithe ollmhóra ar dhaoine sa tír seo le gairid. A 23-year-old woman, Nicole Morey, died after being attacked by a massive bully at her home in Fedamare in Co Limerick at the beginning of the summer. Bhásaigh bean 23 bliain d'aois, Nicole Morey, tar éis do bhulaí ollmhór í a ionsaí ina teach cónaithe i bhFeadamair i gCo Luimnigh i dtús an tsamhraidh. Eleven days ago, a man was injured when one of those dogs grabbed him in north Dublin. Aon lá dhéag ó shin, gortaíodh fear nuair a rug ceann de na madraí sin air i dtuaisceart Bhaile Átha Cliath. Last month, a one-year-old girl was seriously injured when she was attacked by a huge bully in Co Kerry. An mhí seo caite, gortaíodh go dona cailín beag bliain d'aois nuair a thug bulaí ollmhór fogha fúithi i gCo Chiarraí. In November 2022, a young boy, Alejandro Mizsan, was seriously injured when he was attacked by a huge bully while playing with his friends in a park in Enniscorthy in Co Wexford. I mí na Samhna 2022, bhain drochghortuithe do bhuachaill óg, Alejandro Mizsan, nuair a d'ionsaigh bulaí ollmhór é agus é ag súgradh lena chairde i bpáirc in Inis Córthaidh i gCo Loch Garman. The new law, however, is a bitter drink for people with massive bullies and for animal welfare organizations. Is searbh an deoch í an dlí nua, áfach, do dhaoine a bhfuil bulaithe ollmhóra acu agus d'eagraíochtaí cúraim ainmhithe leis. Yesterday, a group of them marched as far as Dáil Éireann demanding that the new regulations be amended. Inné, mháirseáil grúpa díobh chomh fada le Dáil Éireann agus iad ag éileamh na rialacháin nua a leasú. Supporting them are Chris Andrews from Sinn Féin and Neasa Hourigan from the Green Party. Ag tacú leo tá Chris Andrews ó Shinn Féin agus Neasa Hourigan ón gComhaontas Glas. RTÉ News and Current Affairs A two-stage ban on the XL bully (or huge bully) in this State

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/2995u3ln Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com Man killed by XL bully in England. Fear maraithe ag bulaí XL i Sasana. A 53-year-old man died after being attacked by an XL bully dog at his home in north-west England. Bhásaigh fear 53 bliain d'aois tar éis do mhadra den phór bulaí XL é a ionsaí ina theach cónaithe in iarthuaisceart Shasana. The body of David Daintree was found at the house in the town of Accrington yesterday afternoon. Fuarthas corp David Daintree sa teach i mbaile Accrington tráthnóna arú inné. The dog was his own. Ba leis féin an madra. The police shot and killed the dog on the member. Lámhach agus mharaigh na póilíní an madra ar an mball. XL bullies were banned in England last year except for people with an exemption certificate. Cuireadh cosc ar bhulaithe XL i Sasana anuraidh seachas i gcás daoine a bhfuil teastas díolúine acu. The story is in the public eye in Ireland on these lives as well. Tá an scéal i mbéal an phobail in Éirinn ar na saolta seo freisin. A one-year-old girl who was seriously injured when she was attacked by an XL bully in Co Kerry last Saturday evening is still being treated in hospital. Tá cóir leighis á cur san ospidéal i gcónaí ar chailín beag bliain d'aois a gortaíodh go dona nuair a d'ionsaigh bulaí XL í i gCo Chiarraí tráthnóna Dé Sathairn seo caite. A 23-year-old woman, Nicole Morey, died after being attacked by an XL bully at her home in Co Limerick two months ago. Bhásaigh bean 23 bliain d'aois, Nicole Morey, tar éis do bhulaí XL í a ionsaí ina teach cónaithe i gCo Luimnigh dhá mhí ó shin. The bully XL is a cross breed which is restricted in this State. Cros-phór atá sa bhulaí XL a bhfuil srianta ag baint leis sa Stát seo. The Government intends to further restrict it from 1 October and ban it completely from 1 February next year. Tá rún ag an Rialtas tuilleadh srianta a chur air ón 1 Deireadh Fómhair agus cosc iomlán a chur air ón 1 Feabhra an chéad bhliain eile. RTÉ News and Current Affairs Nuacht agus Cúrsaí Reatha RTÉ

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/258jzkka Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com Little girl seriously ill after being attacked by bully XL. Cailín beag go dona tinn tar éis do bhulaí XL í a ionsaí. A one-year-old girl who was seriously injured when she was attacked by a dog in Co Kerry last Saturday evening is being treated in hospital. Tá cóir leighis á cur san ospidéal ar chailín beag bliain d'aois a gortaíodh go dona nuair a d'ionsaigh madra í i gCo Chiarraí tráthnóna Dé Sathairn seo caite. The Gardai are investigating the disaster that happened in Leic Snámha in north Kerry. Tá fiosrúchán ar bun ag na Gardaí faoin tubaiste a tharla i Leic Snámha i dtuaisceart Chiarraí. It is understood that the dog in question was an XL bully. Tuigtear gur bulaí XL an madra a bhí i gceist. The dog died after the attack. Básaíodh an madra i ndiaidh an ionsaithe. The bully XL is a cross breed which is restricted in this State. Cros-phór atá sa bhulaí XL a bhfuil srianta ag baint leis sa Stát seo. The Government intends to further restrict it from 1 October and ban it completely from 1 February next year. Tá rún ag an Rialtas tuilleadh srianta a chur air ón 1 Deireadh Fómhair agus cosc iomlán a chur air ón 1 Feabhra an chéad bhliain eile. The XL bully is already completely banned in the North and Britain. Tá cosc iomlán ar an mbulaí XL cheana féin sa Tuaisceart agus sa Bhreatain. The issue drew attention and outraged people when a 23-year-old woman, Nicole Morey, died after being attacked by an XL bully at her home in Fedamare in Co Limerick two months ago. Tarraingíodh aird ar an gceist agus cuireadh alltacht ar dhaoine nuair a bhásaigh bean 23 bliain d'aois, Nicole Morey, tar éis do bhulaí XL í a íonsaí ina teach cónaithe i bhFeadamair i gCo Luimnigh dhá mhí ó shin. In November 2022, a young boy, Alejandro Mizsan, was seriously injured when he was attacked by an XL bully while playing with his friends in a park in Enniscorthy in Co Wexford RTÉ News and Current Affairs I mí na Samhna 2022, bhain drochghortuithe do bhuachaill óg, Alejandro Mizsan, nuair a d'ionsaigh bulaí XL é agus é ag súgradh lena chairde i bpáirc in Inis Córthaidh i gCo Loch Garman Nuacht agus Cúrsaí Reatha RTÉ

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/2586cj9t Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com Bull terrier killed by gardaí after attack on woman. Tarbh-bhrocaire maraithe ag na Gardaí tar éis ionsaí ar bhean. A bull terrier in Cork was shot and killed by Gardaí after the dog became combative during an incident last night on O'Connolly Road in Ballyfeethan. Lámhaigh agus mharaigh na Gardaí tarbh-bhrocaire i gCorcaigh tar éis don mhadra éirí trodach le linn eachtra aréir ar Bhóthar Uí Chonghaile i mBaile Féitheán. A report was made to Gardaí that a dog had attacked a woman in a back garden. Cuireadh tuairisc faoi bhráid na nGardaí go raibh madra tar éis bean a ionsaí i ngairdín cúil. The dog bit the woman's arm and leg. Bhain an madra greim as lámh agus as cos na mná. Another member of the family was also bitten while trying to control the dog. Baineadh greim as duine eile sa teaghlach freisin agus é ag iarraidh smacht a fháil ar an madra. Local unarmed Gardai, a dog warden and a vet attended the scene and contacted the Support Unit under the Garda Síochána Army. D'fhreastail na Gardaí áitiúla nach raibh armtha, maor madraí agus tréidlia ar an láthair agus chuir siad fios ar Aonad Tacaíochta faoi Arm an Gharda Síochána. The two injured were taken to University Hospital, Cork, where they were treated. Tugadh an bheirt a gortaíodh chuig Ospidéal na hOllscoile, Corcaigh, áit ar cuireadh cóir leighis orthu. Earlier this week, a young woman named Nicole Morey was killed by a stray dog in Co Limerick. Níos tuisce an tseachtain seo, mharaigh madra allta bean óg darbh ainm di Nicole Morey i gCo Luimnigh. It was the young woman's birthday. Lá breithe na mná óiige a bhí ann. She was 23 years old. Bhí sí 23 bliain d'aois. Gardaí are investigating the attack at the woman's home in Fedamare, outside Ballynafotigh in the county. Tá na Gardaí ag fiosrú an ionsaithe ag teach na mná i bhFeadamair, taobh amuigh de Bhaile an Fhaoitigh sa chontae. Dogs of this breed are now banned in Britain. She was found behind the gate of the property. Tá cosc curtha ar mhadraí den phór seo sa mBreatain anois Thánagthas uirthi taobh thiar de gheata an áitribh. She was treated at the scene but could not be saved. Cuireadh cóir leighis uirthi ar an láthair ach níorbh fhéidir í a tharrtháil. It is understood that she lived in the house with her partner and several dogs. Tuigtear go raibh cónaí uirthi sa teach lena páirtí agus roinnt madraí. No one else was home when the attack happened. Ní raibh aon duine eile sa bhaile nuair a tharla an t-ionsaí. Four dogs of a legally restricted breed were arrested It is understood that the dog that carried out the attack was of the Bull Terrier breed. Gabhadh ceithre mhadra de phór a bhfuil srian air de réir dlí Tuigtear gur de phór Tarbh-bhrocaire an madra a rinne an t-ionsaí. Members of the Gardaí's Armed Unit killed him when they arrived at the scene of the attack. Rinne baill d'Aonad Armtha na nGardaí é a dhíothú nuair a bhain siad láthair an ionsaithe amach. The Minister for Rural and Community Development Affairs, Heather Humphreys, said the news of the attack left her "horrified and saddened". Dúirt an tAire Gnóthaí Forbartha Tuaithe agus Pobail, Heather Humphreys gur chuir scéal an ionsaithe "alltacht agus samhnas" uirthi. "The issue of restricted dog breeds is being examined by a working group led by former Garda Commissioner John Twomey," said the Minister. "Tá ceist na bpóranna madraí srianta á scrúdú ag grúpa oibre faoi stiúir an iar-Choimisinéara Gardaí John Twomey," a dúirt an tAire. "If that group advises me to ban a certain breed, as has been done in Northern Ireland and Britain, I will accept that advice." "Má chuireann an grúpa sin comhairle orm cosc a chur ar phór áirithe, mar atá déanta i dTuaisceart Éireann agus sa Bhreatain, glacfaidh mé leis an gcomhairle sin." Under the Dog Control Regulations,

Eithne Dodd reports that a woman in her 20s has died following a dog attack in Co Limerick.

A 23-year-old woman was killed overnight in the attack in Ballyneety, Co Limerick. last night. It’s believed the four dogs who attacked her were on the restricted list. Jerry spoke to Maurice Enright of Sera Husky and Animal Rescue. This afternoon, the young woman was named as Nicole O’Donnell Morey.

With James Madden, Vetinary Officer with Leitrim County Council and a member of Vetinary Ireland, and Patrick O'Donovan, Minister for Further and Higher Education

On today's show Todays Election spotlight is on candidates, Deirdre Ryan, Cllr John Fitzgerald, Liam Browne and Gavin Ryan. A woman in her 20s has died following a dog attack in Co Limerick. Ali is in Moneygal for this week's Village Tour. Dr Conor Reidy has Tipperary's Hidden Histories. And Ultan Nesbitt joins us for the gardening slot....

Gillian is joined by Gemma Brady, Chair of the Parents Council, Elaine McHale, teacher on IT & Internet Safety Responsibility, and parent Charlotte Hanley to discuss parents at Christ the Saviour National School in Ballingarry adopting a policy of keeping childhood smartphone-free. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Friday, 43 years after the disaster, a jury ruled that the 48 young people who died in the Stardust blaze, were unlawfully killed. Journalist and broadcaster Vincent Browne, who grew up in Broadford, Co Limerick, recalled on social media another terrible fire that killed 48 people. This disaster occurred in 1926 in Dromcollogher, Co Limerick. https://twitter.com/vincentbrowne/status/1781065520399175811

Cathy Halloran, Midwest Correspondent, reports that two men have been killed in Co. Limerick road crash.

Derek O'Donoghue, Principal of Salesian Agricultural College in PallasKenry, in Co Limerick pays tribute to two students who were killed in a car crash last night

David Raleigh, Limerick-based journalist

Live 95's Gillian is joined by Séimí Hassett, Divisional Manager of the National Parks and Wildlife Service, to discuss badger baiting in light of recent suspicious activity in Limerick that is believed to be linked to the practice. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Niall O Donnchú, Director General of the National Parks and Wildlife Service, discusses yesterday's discovery of suspected badger baiting in county Limerick.

The new year has started, and many of us are looking for ways to improve our health, wellbeing or get more balance in our lives. In part one of a wellness series, "Are You Well, Kid?" Live95's Sandra Quinn took a trip out to Ballyorgan to meet Niamh Walsh, who runs retreats out there. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words http://tinyurl.com/ywxdm3ha Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com A large haul of cocaine found on a cargo ship in the port of Fainge. Lear mór cócaoin faighte ar lastlong i gcalafort Fhainge. Customs officers have found a large quantity of cocaine on a cargo ship which had arrived at the port of Fainge in Co Limerick. Tá lear mór cócaoin faighte ag oifigigh chustaim ar lastlong a bhí tagtha le cé i gcalafort Fhainge i gCo Luimnigh. The 300 kilograms of the drug contained in one bale and to which a buoy and beacon were attached are estimated to be worth €20 million. Meastar luach €20 milliún a bheith sna 300 cileagram den druga a bhí in aon bhurla amháin agus a raibh baoi agus rabhchán ceangailte de. It is thought that the cargo was going to be thrown overboard somewhere and that someone was going to come in front of it and take it out of the water. Ceaptar go rabhthas leis an lasta a chaitheamh thar bord in áit éigin agus go raibh dream éigin le teacht faoina chomhair agus a thógáil as an uisce. The ship has been impounded in Faing and is still to be combed in detail for fear that more drugs may be hidden in quagmires throughout. Tá an long gaibhnithe i bhFaing agus tá sí lena cíoradh go mion fós ar fhaitíos go mbeadh tuilleadh drugaí i bhfolach i gcaochóga ar a fud. Both local Gardaí and Gardaí from national units are now involved in the investigation. Tá idir Ghardaí áitiúla agus Ghardaí ó aonaid náisiúnta páirteach san fhiosrúchán anois. They are questioning the ship's crew but so far no one has been arrested. Tá criú na loinge le ceistiú acu ach níl aon duine gafa go dtí seo. Last September, 2.2 tonnes of cocoon worth €157 million was found on the cargo ship MV Matthew off the coast of Cork. Meán Fómhair seo caite, fuarthas 2.2 tonna de chócaon a raibh luach €157 milliún ann ar lastlong an MV Matthew amach ó chósta Chorcaí. It was the largest haul of drugs by weight ever found in the State. B'in an lear drugaí ba mhó de réir meáchain a fuarthas riamh sa Stát. RTÉ News and Current Affairs Nuacht agus Cúrsaí Reatha RTÉ

Earlier this month multinational food giant Nestlé announced the shocking news that it is to close its Wyeth Nutrition plant in Askeaton, Co Limerick with a loss of 540 jobs. And the blame? China's falling birth rate.The plant which has been providing steady employment in the region for decades produces one thing – baby formula. The company stated: “The number of newborn babies in China has declined sharply from some 18 million per year in 2016 to fewer than nine million projected in 2023.”So, while the falling birth rate in China has led to a decision to close a major employer in Limerick, Beijing correspondent Denis Staunton explains it also has massive implications globally and for China itself as the country tries to boost birth rates and reverse the “one child policy” implemented for 35 years. Presented by Bernice Harrison. Produced by Declan Conlon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Neil McGowan, SIPTU Organiser, discusses the reaction to the announcement that 540 jobs are under threat at the Wyeth Nutrition infant formula factory in Askeaton, Co Limerick.

This week on Organic Matters, we speak to Mary Fitzgerald and her head gardener Caoimhín Brosnan at the Woodlands House Hotel in Co Limerick. The pair discuss how they designed and created an organic garden and the role the garden plays in supplying food to the hotel. Mary also discusses her plans to have at least one fully organic meal on their menu by the end of this year.

Gearoid Maher farms 80 cows on 80 hectares in Co.Limerick. He tells Brigid how he manages to operate an economically successful farm while restoring nature on his land. 

An international Irish sailing event took place last weekend to commemorate the heroic achievements 100 years ago of Irish sailor Conor O'Brien from Co Limerick. The Foynes native was the first sailor to circumnavigate the world in a small yacht via the 3 Great Capes. He designed and commissioned the Saoirse, a 42-foot ketch in West Cork in 1922.Co-founder of ‘Sailing Into Wellness' Colin Healy joins Joe to discuss. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're back on Hannah's farm in Co Limerick where its time to bring home the silage.

Tánaiste Micheál Martin's rant in the Dáil was the first point of discussion on the podcast's round-up this week. The rant was aimed at the brand of investigative journalism being carried out by The Ditch, journalism that Jennifer Bray and Pat Leahy agree, 'stands on its own'. And while the Tánaiste's outburst was uncharacteristic, Pat felt it 'shouldn't distract from the questions' Fianna Fail TD Niall Collins had to be asked relating to the purchase of a vacant site in Co Limerick by his wife in 2008, even if the story isn't exactly 'Watergate'. Jennifer explains how the provision of abortion care in this country is 'not serving women as the law stipulated', and getting an opinion from senior politicians on barrister Marie O'Shea's independent report has proved to be challenging to say the least.Plus, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar played ‘one of his greatest hits' this week when promising to cut taxes for those earners who are simply paying too much of it.And the team talk about some of the best Irish Times content of the week, including:Newton Emerson on how we could potentially contribute to the subvention scheme in Northern IrelandDiarmaid Ferriter gives a potted history of farmer parties in IrelandMiriam Lord explains the Kit-Kat apology and Niall Collins Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ciara Doherty is joined by Senator Martin Conway, Senator Tom Clonan, Cian O'Callaghan TD, Sally Hayden, Dr Zenira Elbasheer, Richard Chambers and Nick Taffe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hannah Quinn Mulligan meets Elaine Houlihan, from Athlacca in Co Limerick, who is the new president of Macra na Feirme

Catherine Fitzgerald and her husband, actor Dominic West, are owners of the historic Glin Castle in Co Limerick which has been in her family for hundreds of years. Catherine joins Sinead to chat about the castle's history. We're supposed to change our bed linen every week but most of us leave it on far longer. Sinead is joined by sleep expert Dr. Lindsay Browning to discuss. International women's day is on Wednesday and an upcoming Irish art auction features important works by female artists. We'll be taking a look and speaking with the Chair of Whytes auctioneers, Ian Whyte. And finally, interior designer, Arlene McIntyre, from Ventura Design joins Sinead with some tips on giving your bedroom or guest room the 5-star hotel treatment.

Tricia Kelly, of Kelly's Costcutter Store in Foynes, Co. Limerick, speaks after her shop sold the winning €11.1m ticket.

David Raleigh, journalist based in Limerick, reports on a developing situation in Rathkeale, which saw armed gardaí patrolling the Limerick town yesterday, amid an ongoing feud.

Susan Sheehan is based in Kilfinane in Co Limerick and focuses on menstrual, and fertility health from a holistic point of view. Susan says whilst menopause has been in the spotlight recently - there should be more conversation about menstrual health. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A businessman is advertising his turf logs as “mud” in a “tongue-in-cheek” protest at the proposed ban on the sale of peat and other fossil fuels. Eric McNulty, who owns and runs McNulty Fuels, which is a petrol and fueling station in the town of Hospital, Co Limerick, is advertising “bags of decorative hardened Irish mud for sale” and says it is “for ornamental use only – not to be burned in a fire”. Eric joined Sean on the show to discuss the move...

A businessman is advertising his turf logs as “mud” in a “tongue-in-cheek” protest at the proposed ban on the sale of peat and other fossil fuels. Eric McNulty, who owns and runs McNulty Fuels, which is a petrol and fueling station in the town of Hospital, Co Limerick, is advertising “bags of decorative hardened Irish mud for sale” and says it is “for ornamental use only – not to be burned in a fire”. Eric joined Sean on the show to discuss the move...

erry Flanagan made a return visit to Bat Rehabilitation Ireland's Bat Hospital in Bruree, Co. Limerick. There, he spoke with the founder of the hospital, Susan Kirwan, and assisted her with affixing metal identification rings to some Brown Long-eared Bats and a Leisler's Bat.

Archaeological photographer Ken Williams discusses the discovery of neolithic carvings believed to be at least 5000 years old.

Countrywide's Hannah Quinn Mulligan reports on the level of water pollution on her own farm in Co Limerick and the importance of reversing pollution in our waters.

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/y4nhyrac Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com Extra million euros for a woman who contracted a serious disease in a pet shop. Milliún euro breise do bhean a tholg droch-ghalar i siopa peataí. In the High Court, a 34-year-old woman who claimed to have contracted a rare disease of a parrot in the pet store where she worked fourteen years ago was allowed to pay an extra million euros. San Ard-Chúirt, tugadh cead milliún euro breise a íoc le bean 34 bliain d'aois a mhaígh gur tholg sí galar neamhchoitianta ó phearóid sa siopa peataí ina raibh sí ag obair ceithre bliana déag ó shin. Patricia Ingle, from Ballinacor, Co Limerick, is severely disabled and left without limb function due to chlamydia psittacosis, an infection that is spread in the air from birds to humans. Tá Patricia Ingle, as Béal Átha na Cora, Co Luimnigh, go mór faoi mhíchumas agus í fágtha gan lúth na ngéag de bharr an ghalair chlamydia psittacosis, ionfhabhtú a scaiptear san aer ó éin go daoine. She was previously awarded € 15.5 million in compensation. Lamháladh cúiteamh €15.5 milliún di roimhe seo. She is being paid the money in installments and has received six payments to date. Tá an t-airgead á íoc léi ina thráthchodanna agus tá sé cinn d'íocaíochtaí faighte aici go nuige seo. Patricia Ingle's case will come before the High Court again next year, at which time her needs will be further assessed. Tiocfaidh cás Patricia Ingle os comhair na hArd-Chúirte arís an bhliain seo chugainn, tráth a dhéanfar measúnú eile ar a riachtanais. She claimed she contracted chlamydia psittacosis from a cocktail parrot while working in a pet shop on Ennis Road in Limerick in 2008 and that her case had been mismanaged by the Health Service Executive since she was hospitalized. Mhaígh sí gur tholg sí chlamydia psittacosis ó phearóid cocaitíle nuair a bhí sí ag obair i siopa peataí ar Bhóthar na hInse i Luimneach sa bhliain 2008 agus go ndearna Feidhmeannacht na Seirbhíse Sláinte míbhainistiú ar a cás ón uair a cuireadh in ospidéal í. Patricia Ingle fell ill on 12 August 2008 and was taken to Limerick Regional Hospital. D'éirigh Patricia Ingle an-tinn ar an 12 Lúnasa 2008 agus tugadh í go dtí an tOspidéal Réigiúnach i Luimneach. Medical staff told her to relax and she was sent home. Dúirt lucht leighis léi a scíth a dhéanamh agus cuireadh abhaile í. She was hospitalized again on September 1, but two days later lost her voice and limb strength. Cuireadh san ospidéal arís í ar an 1 Meán Fómhair, ach dha lá ina dhiaidh sin bhí a glór agus lúth na ngéag caillte aici. He was diagnosed with irreversible serious damage to his brain. Deimhníodh go raibh dochar tromchúiseach nach bhféadfaí a leigheas déanta dá hinchinn. She sued the pet shopkeeper and the Health Service Executive. Chuir sí an dlí ar lucht an tsiopa peataí agus ar Fheidhmeannacht na Seirbhíse Sláinte. Both parties settled the case but did not accept liability. Shocraigh an dá dhream sin an cás ach níor ghlac siad le dliteanas.

Limerick homeowners are already renting out their for the Ryder Cup in 2027. At least 50 properties have been snapped up by American corporations so far. Prices range from €20,000 for a two-bedroom apartment in Dooradoyle, Co Limerick, to €55,000 for a four-bedroom house in Patrickswell, for stays generally between seven and ten days. Accommodations Manager at ‘'Accomodations for the Event'' joined Sean to discuss how you can rent out your home for the Ryder Cup.   Listen and subscribe to Moncrieff on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts or Spotify.    Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

This week, Organic Matters visits organic dairy farmer Sean Condon. Sean is milking 50 cows in Co Limerick and direct selling raw organic milk to customers through the Urban Co-op. Sean chats to presenter Hannah Quinn-Mulligan about the process of milking, bottling and selling his milk and how he feels his once-a-day milking system works for him.

IN this episode, Nigel chats with Chris Kelly, a young Limerick entrepreneur who is making waves in the start up world. They talk creativity, Limerick's start up infrastructure and what it takes to make it big. Chris is from Clarina, Co Limerick. His company Pinpoint Innovations Ltd. developed Tracworx in collaboration with the peri operative care team at the University Hospital Limerick. Tracworx is a patient tracking system that creates a holistic patient journey, driving hospital efficiencies, ultimately leading to better patient care. Tracworx has developed a patient tracking system that uses the existing Wi-Fi networks in a hospital, allowing healthcare facilities to automate their data collection and to generate reports using real-time data. Tracworx was established in 2016 by college students Chris Kelly (CEO), Fionn Barron (COO) and Eoin O'Brien (CTO). The company has extended its operations into the UK and has plans to expand further into the European market. The Posterity Podcast is brought to you by The Limerick Post Newspaper in association with Limerick City Community Radio. The podcast is sponsored by Limerick Post Business Club. www.limerickpost.ie. www.lccr.ie Please rate and review this podcast wherever you get your podcasts and do please tell your friends. Contact Nigel Dugdale on Twitter: @limerickcitybiz Contact Limerick Post on Twitter: @limerickpost Music written by David Blake and performed by The Brad Pitt Orchestra https://bplo.bandcamp.com/
 The Posterity Podcast is edited and presented by Nigel Dugdale. "In The Posterity Podcast, I will introduce you to a diverse range of voices from across many sectors in Limerick society. Some you will know, others maybe not so much. "I hope this podcast will capture the voices of those who see Limerick as home, I hope to get an understanding of what makes them tick and to discover their hopes and dreams for Limerick at a time when so much opportunity is in our grasp. "The official definition of posterity relates to all future generations of people. These people of the future could be your children, your grandchildren or great grandchildren, or any people born after you. "So every decision we make today, be it by those in power, in business circles, or in community development will affect the lives of those coming behind us. "This podcast will tell people stories, capture their voices for posterity and delve into the ideas ambition and hopes that they have as we prepare for and sow the seeds for the Limerick of tomorrow. "I hope you join me on this journey. I hope you enjoy listening to the stories you hear and most of all, I hope some of what you hear will inspire you. "Do get in contact with me if you have any suggestions for future guests, questions I might ask or just general feedback on the show. Contact Nigel Dugdale on Twitter: @limerickcitybiz

Joanne and I go way back, having come up through the life universities of The Willie Clancy summer school and the Fleadh Cheoil competitions in Ireland. We've had great fun over the years knocking head over our differing opinions on the virtue of playing polkas on a banjo. I'm not a fan, but Joanne finally explains to me how to do it properly!! We take a fond trip down memory lane in this interview, Joanne reminiscing about simpler times playing music as a child growing up in Co Limerick, the "craic" of the fleadhs, the mummers and the wren boys. Joanne is a terrific story teller and even better musician and a truly kind hearted soul.

Joanne and I go way back, having come up through the life universities of The Willie Clancy summer school and the Fleadh Cheoil competitions in Ireland. We've had great fun over the years knocking head over our differing opinions on the virtue of playing polkas on a banjo. I'm not a fan, but Joanne finally explains to me how to do it properly!! We take a fond trip down memory lane in this interview, Joanne reminiscing about simpler times playing music as a child growing up in Co Limerick, the "craic" of the fleadhs, the mummers and the wren boys. Joanne is a terrific story teller and even better musician and a truly kind hearted soul.

On Tuesday evening Niall Boylan spoke to Deirdre who owns the Croke Park Bar in Croagh, Co Limerick. She told Niall that she is devastated at the news the she cannot reopen her pub. She said they need to protest and that a plan for one is in motion. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Tuesday evening Niall Boylan spoke to Deirdre who owns the Croke Park Bar in Croagh, Co Limerick. She told Niall that she is devastated at the news the she cannot reopen her pub. She said they need to protest and that a plan for one is in motion. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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