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Recently at the Absolute Hotel many familiar Limerick faces gathered for a unique opportunity to hear at first hand the experiences of PAUL Partnership clients who set up businesses during the current economic recession. The partnership's overall aim is to promote social inclusion by working in partnership with organisations and service providers to build the capacity of local communities and to support the development and delivery of community based services and other supports, which contribute to Limerick businesses being successful. The organisation strives to achieve its aims and objectives by working in equal partnership with community and voluntary organisations, state agencies, elected representatives, and the social partners. The event focused on the issues for people who are unemployed considering self employment, how the Back to Work Enterprise Allowance made a difference to some successful entrepreneurs and how the businesses performed during the economic down turn. The Back to Work Enterprise Allowance (BTWEA) scheme encourages people availing of certain social welfare payments to become self-employed. Go to PaulPartnership.ie for more info on the Back to Work Enterprise Allowance.

Barringtons Hospital Great Limerick Run 2015 VIDEO -
Richard Lynch speaks to some of the charities that benefit through fundraising & awareness from the Barringtons Hospital Great Limerick Run 2015.

Presenter/Editor/Producer: Richard Lynch. Camera: Lisa Walsh & Billy Butler. Music: John O Loughlin. Graphics: Aladdin Kishk.

As part of the Limerick Civic Trust Autumn Lecture Series 2017, Ian Ritchie spoke about his own centrality as a renowned architect for glass structures innovation.

Camera: Cian Reinhardt. Assistant Camera: Julie McLoughlin. Editor/Producer: Richard Lynch.
A http://www.richardknows.com/ Production 2017.

Limerick LGBTI Pride Festival 2016, running from Monday, July 11 until Sunday, July 17 with the Parade on Saturday, July 16. http://limerickpride.ie/. #unitedcoloursoflimerick

www.limerickanimalwelfare.ie.. Munster legend Jerry Flannery supported the fantastic Limerick Animal Welfare (L.A.W.) by officially opening their new store on Roche's Street. Animal lovers from all over Limerick including Miss United Nations Europe 2010 Sami Long turned out to show their support. Jerry told us that every penny raised from the store goes to support the Animal Sanctuary, also known as the "Field of Dreams', at Kilfinane, Co. Limerick. We decided to take a trip to the sanctuary and chatted with founder Marion Fitzgibbon and store manager Claire Kirby about the work done at the sanctuary, and how you can help.

Now almost thirty years in operation, L.A.W. is dedicated to caring for abandoned and neglected animals in Limerick and surrounding areas. Over the last five years alone it has saved more than 2,000 animals. Kind-hearted volunteers take in and care all kinds of animals until they can find the best 'forever' home possible. Naturally, caring for an animal costs considerably more than destroying them, and the huge drop in donations faced by all charities these days' means that pressure is mounting on the staff at L.A.W.

In fact, they need money now more than ever. The first phase of their buildings in Kilfinane was completed in 2007, and the organisation now faces the huge task of starting Phase Two of the project, which is the main building and will incorporate a re-homing area for dogs, offices, a veterinary clinic and living accommodation for staff. Phase Three, the final building, will be the isolation kennel for cats and kittens. The entire project is estimated to cost around 1m, and the charity has taken out a mortgage of 650,000 and they need your help!

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Winners of the 2014 All Ireland Scholarships were officially recognised by the Republic of Ireland Soccer Manager, Martin O’Neill and the Minister for Education & Skills, Jan O’Sullivan TD, at an awards ceremony today Saturday 8th November, 2014 at the University of Limerick. Jan O’Sullivan TD and the Minister for Employment and Learning, Northern Ireland, Dr Stephen Farry presented 126 highly talented students from the North and South with a third-level scholarship award.

Sponsored by JP McManus, the educational scheme is set to provide financial assistance to many high achieving students who completed their Leaving Certificate/A Level examinations in 2014.

Filmed at “Limericks Dream Will Do” at University Concert Hall, a show which featured international musical theatre and pop star, Jason Donovan along with many talented Limerick performers. Former Neighbours soap actor and record breaking singer, Jason Donovan was joined on stage by John Brannoch, Shonagh Daly, Nigel Dugdale, Jean McGlynn, Amanda Minihan and Liam O’Brien who showcased a number of roof-raising songs from “The Shows”. I had the pleasure of interviewing about Jason about this career, his life and even Kylie!
Camera: Aisling O Connor. Editor/Presenter: Richard Lynch.