Limerick Post
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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 ArticlesTowns and villages across Limerick without water after storm
A NUMBER of towns and villages may find themselves without water this Wednesday following Tuesday’s wind storm. That’s according to Uisce Éireann who said that some homes and businesses across the county “may experience disruptions to their water supply today following adverse weather conditions which impacted our water treatment plans and pumping stations last night”.
Limerick drama group celebrate golden jubilee
Founder Maurice O'Sullivan. Photo: Torch Players / Facebook. A WELL-known Limerick drama group is celebrating its 50th anniversary and with it, a trio one-act plays. To mark 50 years of treading the boards on Shannonside, the Torch Players Trio of One-Act plays will take place from October 1 to 3 at The Coach House. As the group celebrates this major milestone, one man, Maurice O’Sullivan, the director and chairman of the group, has been there from the start.
Hundreds still without power in Limerick following wind storm
Stock photo: Khamkéo/Unsplash. HUNDREDS of homes and business are still without power across Limerick this Wednesday morning after a Status Yellow wind warning that battered the county. While power has been restored to many thousands left in the dark yesterday (Tuesday) evening, ESB Networks crew are hard at work with power still being restored to a number of areas across the county.
Tourism tax for Limerick hotel stays proposed by Council
LABOUR Party councillor Joe Leddin wants the Council to have the ability to introduce a tourism tax for hotels or short-term rentals in Limerick. He wants the monies collected ring-fenced for tourism and marketing related initiatives in the city. Cllr Leddin explained that he had recently spoken with a number of hoteliers about their concerns around how Limerick competes with other comparable-sized cities, at home and internationally, in terms of bringing visitors in.
One in three small businesses report cyber attacks
CYBERCRIME is robbing Irish SMEs of €3.4m each year, business leaders are being warned. With cyberattacks becoming more frequent, sophisticated, and costly, leading IT specialists, cybersecurity experts, researchers, and business leaders will gather at Dell Technologies in Limerick on October 14 to discuss the growing cyber threat facing Irish organisations and the practical steps businesses can take to protect themselves.
LIMERICK IN PHOTOS: Twilight Thursday in Limerick City
Celebrating Mexican Independence Day for Twilight Thursday at the Milk Market. Photo: Kieran Ryan-Benson. CELEBRATIONS for Mexican Independence Day and the kick-off of the first annual Limerick Comedy Festival were just two highlights of another packed Twilight Thursday in Limerick City last week. Did you spot anyone enjoying the celebrations? Share and let them know.
BREAKING: Plans submitted to transform Bedford Row and expand popular Limerick hotel
A CGI rendering of the proposed development. BEDFORD Row could be transformed as part of new plans to expand The Savoy Hotel creating 28 new bedrooms. Planning permission has been submitted to Limerick City and County Council by Kirkland Investments Ltd for development to bring a number of vacant adjoining retail premises on Henry Street and Bedford Row into The Savoy Hotel.
Camogie takes centre-stage in GAA
Rebecca Delee of Newcastle West and Mary O'Callaghan of Bruff ahead of the 2026 Limerick Senior Camogie Championship Final. LIMERICK’S senior championship final involves first-time finalists Bruff and four-in-a-row seeking Newcastle West, who collide in Paddy Carroll Park, Ballyagran, on Saturday (3.30pm, referee: Morgan O’Sullivan). Bruff squeezed past Monaleen, 2-12 to 1-11, in their home semi-final.
Limerick national organisation secure €250,000 funding
AN award-winning Limerick-based national youth organisation has been awarded €250,000 in multi-year funding from Creative Ireland to expand its cross-border youth project. The funding will see Narrative 4’s Living Legends programme extended between 2026 and 2028.
Bones of a major new study are good news
Professor Declan Lyons at HSE Mid West 2026 NCHD. Photo: Brian Arthur. THE BONES of a major new study shows that older people in Limerick and the Mid West are less likely to suffer from some of the diseases associated with ageing. The study, conducted in the Mid West region and spanning more than a quarter of a century, found a striking decline in osteoporosis among people undergoing their first bone-density assessments.