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The Limerick Post is a weekly newspaper that serves the city and county of Limerick in the region of Munster. It is the most popular newspaper in the area, with a circulation of over 42,000 copies per week and an estimated readership of over 200,000.
Our newspaper offers a wide range of promotional tools to our clients, including editorial coverage, advertising space, online presence, mail-shots, and photographic support. This comprehensive approach to promotion helps our clients reach a large and diverse audience.
One of the key advantages of the Limerick Post is its distribution network. We have a greater reach and more effective distribution than any other newspaper in the region, including both national and regional publications. This is partly due to the preferences of younger readers, who tend to prefer local newspapers over national ones.
In addition, the Limerick Post is the only locally owned and published newspaper in the county, which gives us a unique perspective on the local community and allows us to better serve the needs of our readers. Whether you’re a business owner looking to reach a large audience or a resident looking to stay informed about the latest happenings in your community, the Limerick Post is the newspaper for you. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | Ireland |
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Search ArticlesLIMERICK IN PHOTOS: More from the All-Ireland Skateboarding Championships
The 2026 All-Ireland Skateboard Championships. Photo: Kieran Ryan Benson. MORE great photos from the return of the All-Ireland Skateboarding Championships to the Treaty City last weekend. The championships drew crowds to the Mount Kennett skate park for some Shannonside skate displays. Advertisement Signup for the Limerick Post newsletter
Limerick photographer celebrates success at National Photography Competition
A LOCAL photographer finished as a strong runner-up at the recent National Photography Competition. William Murphy was named one of three runners-up at the annual competition for his photograph of Beeves Rock lighthouse in the Shannon Estuary. Murphy was runner-up, out of more than 630 entries, to winner Mark O’Connor of Sligo, for his photo of a humpback whale in Donegal Bay.
More blood donation clinics in Limerick
SEVERAL blood donation clinics are taking place across County Limerick over the coming weeks with people encouraged to donate ahead before heading off on their Summer holidays abroad. The Templeglantine Devon Inn will hold a clinic on Monday August 17 and Tuesday August 18 from 4.50 pm to 8.10 pm. On Wednesday August 19, the Adare Woodlands Hotel will be open to donations from the same times, with the final clinic in Caherconlish Community Centre on Thursday August 20.
Judge says vulnerable children at ‘real risk’ of death if Tusla beds are not opened
The Four Courts in Dublin, home to the High Court. CHILDREN are at a “real risk” of dying as they wait for beds to be resourced at understaffed Tusla special care units in Limerick and Dublin, a judge said. Tusla, which is tasked with providing specialist care for children experiencing severe trauma and complex behavioural issues, admitted it is unable to meet its statutory obligation to provide placements for children even after a High Court Order has been granted.
Eating glass no laughing matter for Steve Spade
Limerick magician Steve Spade. LIMERICK stunt magician Steve Spade’s spooky new stage show will see him eat glass and contact spirits from the other side. However, if Spade’s dark magic side scares you, he will also tickle your funny bones on the comedy stage at the sold-out Electric Picnic, on August 28, for the second year in a row as the only Irish magician ever to appear at the festival.
Cellist Julian Lloyd Webber recalls city pub drama ahead of Limerick return
CELEBRATED cellist Julian Lloyd Webber and his wife, fellow cellist Jiaxin Lloyd Webber, are set to bring their intimate evening of music, memoir and conversation to the Lime Tree Theatre in Limerick on Wednesday September 2, as part of an Irish tour celebrating Julian’s widely acclaimed autobiography, Bows and Arrows.
Time ticking for Tait’s Clock
TIME waits for no man but the public in Limerick have been waiting quite a while for the iconic Tait’s Clock to start telling them the time again. Now, An Taisce Limerick and Dr Paul O’Brien, Assistant Professor of History at MIC, are launching a campaign to seek the restoration of the illuminated clock at Tait’s Monument in Baker Place.
LIMERICK IN PHOTOS: Craic at the Crescent
The European Sport for All Games at The Crescent. Photo: Kieran Ryan-Benson. THE Crescent on O’Connell Avenue has been a hotbed of activity across the past week, from public fun, music, and activities to the European Sport for All Games. Advertisement Signup for the Limerick Post newsletter
Build Your Future with Ei Electronics
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Boher Lawn Cemetery officially opens to the public
THE Boher Lawn Cemetery has officially opened providing vital burial space and a lasting community facility for the Ballina and Boher area. The cemetery now provides almost 400 grave plots, ensuring adequate burial provision for the local community into the future. This project was achieved through partnership with Tipperary County Council collaborating with local stakeholders to identify, purchase, and develop the site.