Peter Doyle - Limerick City East

Car robbed and burnt out from Fairways Castletroy and also car robbed from Bloomfield recently. Take precautionary measures install camera door bell or gates make it hard for the criminals. It appears to happen 4 AM in morning

Delighted to welcome An Taoiseach Simon Harris TD to Castletroy this evening with Nick Jackman, Kieran O'Donnell and crew at Castletroy Shopping Centre ahead of the local elections on Friday!

Vote No. 1 Peter Doyle - Limerick City East

Vote the Doyler No.1 on Friday 7th June - Peter Doyle - Limerick City East Local Elections

🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️👍On the road again in Castletroy with Kieran O'Donnell and friends. Nice welcome on the doors and great to get some local issues to follow 🗳 Vote Doyle No 1 on June 7th

Great canvass last night Castletroy thanks to all the canvassers and to nice reception on the doors Doyle Abú on 7th June

Peter Doyle - Limerick City East Fine Gael Cllr. Limerick City East

Great support on the doors - Vote 1 Peter Doyle - Limerick City East on Friday 7th June.
Fine Gael Doyle Abú!

✅Great News - Funding for much needed Zebra Crossing Secured on Old School House road, outside Monaleen GAA Club -Please Share

🔹I am delighted to confirm, along with Castletroy-based Fine Gael Local Election Candidate Peter Doyle - Limerick City East that construction of a much-needed Zebra Crossing on Old School House Road outside Monaleen GAA Club will proceed this summer, having secured funding for the project following our ongoing representations to Limerick City and County Council over a long period.

🔹Limerick City and County Council have advised us that they have been approved for €30,000 of funding from the Department of Transport to proceed with the project.

🔹The Council have confirmed to me that the they will shortly (in about 2 weeks time) go out for public consultation for a 6 weeks period with Design/Drawings for the Zebra Crossing (will be available on https://mypoint.limerick.ie) after which the design will be finalised. As part of this process, the Council will also carry out a road safety audit on this project.

🔹The Council’s intention is for the works to be completed over the coming summer period, with the works expected to take approximately 3 weeks to complete.

🔹I wish to thank the Council for their work on this pedestrian crossing project and to everyone in Monaleen GAA who advocated for this safety measure which will benefit the large numbers of the local community using the great facilities at Monaleen GAA Club.

Monaleen Camogie Monaleen Ladies Football

Date confirmed, the next 𝐋𝐨𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐄𝐮𝐫𝐨𝐩𝐞𝐚𝐧 𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬 are fast approaching on 𝐅𝐫𝐢𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝟕𝐭𝐡 𝐉𝐮𝐧𝐞 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟒.

If anyone needs to register to vote I can assist, please contact me directly. I have forms and am happy to help.

Alternatively, you can log on to www.checktheregister.ie

❤️ Update, Thank you so much to Kayla Hand who found the bracelet and left it somewhere safe 😊
Thank you to everyone who shared the post too❤️

My son lost his bracelet today in the UL campus
It has Damien written on one side and Tiernan on the other side , sentimental value
Reward offered! Please share 🙏 thank you ❤️

Limerick Restuarant recruiting Social Media Analyst see Limerick Post

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If you require an application form or any other information please do not hesitate to contact me.

Congrats to Ireland under 20s rugby great win in France this evening France 31 Ireland 37 and the leader was a Limerick man Evan O’Connell from Castletroy. Congrats to his Dad and Mum Justin and Linda and his club UL Bohs and his Uncle Paul - past pupil castletroy College

Limerick City and County Council Provide Free Service to Dispose of Real Christmas Trees in an Environmentally Friendly Way Limerick City and County Council-run recycling centres in Mungret, Kilmallock, Newcastle West and Gortadroma will accept natural Christmas Trees for the month of January 2024.

🎄Wishing you all a Safe & Happy Christmas & Peaceful New Year🎄

Tom Barry's speech on unveiling the monument to Michael Collins at Sam's Cross, 19 April 1965

“It is not for us here to go into the rights or wrongs of the civil war when Michael Collins met his tragic death. Many of you here were on opposite sides. Let us leave it that each of us, like I did myself, believed in the correctness of our choice. I concede that those who were on the opposite side believed that their decision was the right one too. But let us end all futile recriminations of an event which happened over 43 years ago, and which divided brother against brother, neighbour against neighbour. Here at this monument, erected to commemorate for all time the greatness of the contribution made by Michael Collins in our struggle to freedom, let us bury the dead past of dissensions. He whom we knew hated civil war and all its sad consequences, would have us all to do so. We who have grown old and are nearing the end of our road have this final contribution to make, so that the young people of Ireland can march on together to our ultimate freedom and build a better life for themselves and for the coming generations”.

Credit: Adriana Moura