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A significant fire at the Old Jute Factory in Waterford has led to asbestos concerns, prompting the council to issue safety guidelines. Residents in the vicinity are advised to avoid outdoor activities, seal their homes, and seek medical attention if symptoms arise. Fire services are still on site, and streets remain closed. For more information, contact the councils customer line.

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Thick smoke billows from Irish Waste facility in Carryduff, Co Down, as fire crews battle blaze. Local leaders express concern, urging caution. Investigation underway to determine cause and any injuries.

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Bedford Row Benches: A Community's Plea

80-Year-Old's Skydive for Cancer Research

Make Some Noise campaign by Focus Ireland and SPIN South West radio kicks off May 1st, featuring live performances, community events, and a national noise moment in schools to raise funds and awareness for homelessness, with a focus on child homelessness in Limerick and the Mid West region.

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Irelands government has approved significant changes to housing for Ukrainian refugees, reducing the stay in state accommodation from 90 days to 30 days and phasing out commercial hotels for those who arrived before March 2024. Vulnerable individuals can self-declare and extend their stay. Since the invasion, over 125,000 Ukrainians have arrived, with 94,000 using state-supported spots. The government is also winding down tax-free payments to private hosts and joining an EU voluntary return program to Ukraine. These moves aim to balance support for Ukraine with Irelands capacity, while easing the load step by step.

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Tragic Death of Young Demolition Worker Brendan Brosnan

High Court in Ireland highlights urgent need for secure care beds for at-risk teens, as Tusla struggles with staffing and a backlog of cases, leaving vulnerable youth in dire situations and at risk of self-harm or harm to others.

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Treaty United FC and Tempo Football form a strategic partnership to boost grassroots soccer in Limerick and the Mid West region. This collaboration combines Treaty Uniteds established club structure with Tempos innovative coaching methods, creating clear pathways for players of all levels. The partnership will offer year-round camps, clinics, and school programs, along with regional development centers, and even educational initiatives. The goal is to provide more opportunities for local players to grow and succeed in soccer.

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University of Limericks journalism students sweep National Student Media Awards nominations with a record 16 spots, led by Limerick Voice and Unraveled magazine. Notable individual nominations include Dearbhla Parry for journalist of the year and Chris Benn for sports writer of the year. The awards ceremony takes place on April 29th in Dublin.

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