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UL spends €1.34m on fallout from controversial €12.5m housing deal

UL spends €1.34m on fallout from controversial €12.5m housing deal

The university remains financially strong despite more than €1.3 million in costs arising from the controversial Rhebogue transaction

University of Limerick claim first ever Sigerson Cup title with win over UCC

University of Limerick claim first ever Sigerson Cup title with win over UCC

UL have gone extremely close to Sigerson glory before, losing deciders in 2022 and 2023, including the latter against their Wednesday opponents UCC.

Roscommon man set to line out in Croke Park

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Roscommon man set to line out in Croke Park

A St. Barry’s clubman will get the chance to compete in Croke Park for the Sigerson Cup on Wednesday next

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Roscommon camogie player helps UL reach All Ireland final

Roscommon camogie player helps UL reach All Ireland final

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Roscommon clubwomen face off in third level league final

Roscommon clubwomen face off in third level league final

UL beat DCU to claim third Fitzgibbon Cup in four years

UL beat DCU to claim third Fitzgibbon Cup in four years

An Bord Pleanála approves use of former supermarket for new UL campus

An Bord Pleanála approves use of former supermarket for new UL campus

Man dies in house fire at University of Limerick accommodation

Man dies in house fire at University of Limerick accommodation

Fri, 21 Jun, 2024

A man, believed to have been an academic, was killed in the blaze on Thursday night

Dog attacks on the rise as over 3,000 hospitalised in 10 years, new study shows

Dog attacks on the rise as over 3,000 hospitalised in 10 years, new study shows

Fri, 15 Dec, 2023

Over 1,100 children were hospitalised due to dog attacks from 2012 to 2021

Majority believe hate crime is a 'serious and growing problem' – study

Majority believe hate crime is a 'serious and growing problem' – study

Mon, 11 Dec, 2023

A joint study by the University of Limerick and Queen's University Belfast asked people both sides of the Border about their views on hate crimes