Limerick Post

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Limerick Post

Type| Free weekly
Format| Tabloid
Owner(s)| Carnbeg Ltd
Publisher| William Ryan
Editor| Adam Leahy
Founded| 1986
Language| English
Headquarters| Limerick, Ireland
Circulation| 42,500 (Dec 2021)
Website| www.limerickpost.ie

The Limerick Post is a free weekly newspaper, distributed throughout Limerick city and county, parts of counties Clare, Tipperary in the province of Munster, Ireland.

The Limerick Post was established in 1986 and remains the only locally owned newspaper in Limerick. The Post is published each Thursday morning. It recently modernised its website, with more content including video, polls and a new Digital Edition. Its main competitors are the Limerick Leader. On Saturday 24 January 2009, the Limerick Post won the coveted title of Best Free newspaper in the Midwest region, at the Mid West Arts Media and Culture Awards held at the Radisson SAS Hotel.[1]

The publication is distributed door to door to 12,500 homes and businesses in the city and 30,000 are available in shops throughout the city and county.[2]

On Friday 14 May 2010, it launched an iPhone app, being the first newspaper in Limerick to do so, as well as the first regional newspaper in Ireland.[citation needed]

## References

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1. ^ "The Best Free Newspaper and it's official". Limerick Post Newspaper. Retrieved 8 February 2024.
2. ^ "MediaLive - Free Distribution Press - ROI Free Distribution Press - Limerick Post". www.medialive.ie. Retrieved 8 February 2024.

## External links

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* Official website

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City of Limerick

Topics|

* People
* History
* Architecture

*   * The Coat of Arms of Limerick City

Education|

* University of Limerick
* TUS: Midlands Midwest \- Limerick campus (LIT)
* Mary Immaculate College
* School of Art and Design
* Griffith College
* College of Further Education
* Crescent College
* St. Clement's College
* Laurel Hill College
* St Munchin's College
* Ardscoil Rís
* Villiers
* Castletroy College
* St. Enda's Community School
* St. Nessan's Community School

Districts|

* Centre (Newtown Pery)
* Annacotty
* Ballynanty
* Castletroy
* Caherdavin
* Coonagh
* Dooradoyle
* Garryowen
* Irishtown
* King's Island
* Mayorstone
* Moyross
* North Circular Road
* Parteen
* Plassey
* Raheen
* Rhebogue
* Roxborough
* Shannon Banks
* Singland
* Thomondgate
* Westbury

Streets|

* Athlunkard Street
* O'Connell Street
* William Street
* Cruises Street
* Thomas Street
* Bedford Row
* Henry Street
* Sarsfield Street
* Rutland Street
* Patrick Street

Landmarks|

* Fanning's Castle
* St Mary's Cathedral
* King John's Castle
* St John's Cathedral
* Hunt Museum
* Georgian Limerick
* St Michael's Church (Catholic)
* Thomond Bridge
* Thomond Park
* Gaelic Grounds
* Riverpoint
* Kilrush Church
* Clayton Hotel
* The Crescent
* Pery Square
* People's Park
* River Shannon
* Abbey River
* Milk Market

Politics|

* Mayor (list)
* City and County Council
* Limerick City (Dáil constituency, 2011–present)
* Limerick East (Dáil constituency, 1948–2011)
* South (EU constituency)

History|

* Thomond
* Sieges
* 1642
* 1650–51
* 1690
* 1691
* 1922)
* Treaty of Limerick
* Flight of the Wild Geese
* Patrick Sarsfield
* Limerick boycott
* Limerick Soviet

Media|

* Live 95
* SPIN South West
* West Limerick 102
* Limerick Leader
* Limerick Post
* Limerick Chronicle
* RTÉ lyric fm

Sport|

* Munster Rugby
* Limerick GAA
* Limerick FC
* Garryowen
* Shannon RFC
* Young Munster
* UL Bohemian RFC
* Old Crescent RFC
* Limerick Cricket Club
* Limerick Sport Eagles
* Na Piarsaigh
* Catholic Institute Athletic Club
* Limerick Racecourse
* Markets Field

Culture & Venues|

* University Concert Hall
* Lime Tree Theatre
* Belltable
* Dolan's
* Limerick Civic Trust
* Millennium Theatre
* Athenaeum (Theatre Royal)
* City Gallery of Art
* Limerick Museum
* Live at the Big Top
* Public art
* People's Museum
* Richard Harris International Film Festival

Transport|

* Shannon Airport
* Colbert station
* Suburban Rail
* Western Railway Corridor
* Citylink

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Media in County Limerick

Print|

* Limerick Leader
* Limerick Post

Radio|

* Pirate radio in Limerick
* Live 95FM
* Classic Hits
* RTÉ lyric fm
* Radio Limerick One
* West Limerick 102

Digital Media|

* I Love Limerick

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Newspapers in the Republic of Ireland

Media of the Republic of Ireland

National|

* Business Post
* Gaelic Life
* The Herald
* Irish Daily Star
* Irish Examiner
* Irish Independent
* The Irish Catholic
* The Irish News
* The Irish Times
* An Páipéar
* Scéal
* The Sunday Times
* Sunday Independent
* Sunday World

Regional|

* The Anglo-Celt
* The Argus
* The Clare Champion
* Clare Courier
* Connacht Tribune
* The Connaught Telegraph
* The Corkman
* Derry Journal
* Derry People/Donegal News
* Donegal Democrat
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* Donegal Post
* Drogheda Independent
* Drogheda Leader
* Dublin InQuirer
* Dundalk Democrat
* The Echo (Cork)
* The Echo (Dublin)
* Finn Valley Post
* Finn Valley Voice
* Inish Times
* Inishowen Independent
* Kerry's Eye
* The Kerryman
* Kilkenny People
* Leinster Leader
* Leinster Express
* Leitrim Observer
* Liffey Champion
* Limerick Leader
* Longford Leader
* The Mayo News
* Meath Chronicle
* The Munster Express
* The Nationalist (Carlow)
* The Nationalist (Tipperary)
* The Nenagh Guardian
* New Ross Standard
* Offaly Express
* Offaly Independent
* The Sligo Champion
* Sligo Weekender
* The Southern Star
* Tipperary Star
* Tirconaill Tribune
* The Tuam Herald
* Waterford News & Star
* Western People
* Westmeath Examiner
* Westmeath Independent
* Wexford People

Political|

* The Irish Workers' Voice
* An Phoblacht
* The Socialist
* Socialist Voice

Freesheets|

* Cavan Echo
* Cork Independent
* Galway Advertiser
* Galway Independent
* Letterkenny People
* Letterkenny Post
* Limerick Post
* Northside People
* Southside People

Defunct|

* Aiséirí
* Amárach
* Anois
* The Clare People
* Cork Constitution
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* Daily Express
* Daily Ireland
* Daily Irish Independent
* Daily News
* Donegal on Sunday
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* The Irish Press
* The Kilkenny Voice
* Leitrim Post
* Mayo Echo
* Metro Éireann
* Metro Herald
* Saol
* Sligo Post
* The Sunday Press
* Sunday Tribune

Companies|

* Celtic Media Group
* Derry Journal Newspapers
* Iconic Newspapers
* Independent News & Media
* Landmark Media Investments (formerly)
* North West of Ireland Printing and Publishing Company
* Sunrise Media
* Thomas Crosbie Holdings (formerly)

* See also: Newspapers founded before 1937  • Northern Ireland newspapers (1921–present)

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