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Council Affairs: Smooth sailing in Council chambers (opens the original)
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DESPITE whispers of mutinous plotting in the dusky wings of Merchant’s Quay, the first Metropolitan District meeting since Summer in the City went off without a hitch. Not a cross word was said, and there wasn’t one single spiteful mention of our lord and master John Moran nor his closure of The Crescent last month. Progress, indeed! Someone’s clearly had a word with the local authority insurgents, and finally, business appears, at least on the public stage, to be crooned from the same We Are Th
Council Affairs: Crooning for CCTV (opens the original)
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IT was music to these ears to hear councillors, executive, and Mayor alike singing off the same hymn sheet at a special meeting on funding for CCTV in the city and county last week. Even the dogs on the street are weary of the continuous catfighting in Merchant’s Quay and just want to see everyone pulling together for the greater good of our beach-combing inhabitants. The saboteurs might still be plotting in the wings and, no doubt we’ll see a few squabbles yet, but it was a welcomed peaceful st
Council Affairs: The great Cruises Street cover up (opens the original)
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THE town on its feet with tumbleweed blowing down O’Connell Street, business owners at logger heads with his lordship, and notions of Costa del proportions, but don’t panic – a cunning plan is now being formulated to cover over the real issues in true Limerick City and How’s Your Father fashion — a canopy! Shur don’t we all think we’re living in Barcelona these days, anyway? Public realm upgrades, we’re told, are coming down the road for Cruises Street, the Market Quarter including High Street a
Council Affairs: Mayorsplaining the hot new trend (opens the original)
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YOU’VE heard of mansplaining but we’ve witnessed a new phenomenon down in Merchant’s Quay over the past two years. This new anomaly is known as mayorsplaining. Mayor John Moran took to his blog to outline the folly of those with different viewpoints to his. Unfortunately, his ‘my way or the highway’ approach has often helped little to bring those with different perspectives together. Mayor Moran is deeply passionate about Limerick, and his desire for change is infectious, but the delivery of thi
Council Affairs: No man is an island, but he can be a taskforce (opens the original)
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WHO needs a taskforce when we have a directly-elected mayor? Well, the Limerick Judean Traders Front certainly believe that there’s a real need for a national body to look at retail strategy for the city centre. They’re down with road closures, beaches, and old lads doing Neil Young covers, this lot, and reckon it’s time now that they had a fair hearing. But, his excellency John Moran seems to think that he’s a one man Avengers. He even considers red-tape to be his kryptonite. But shur, don’t we
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