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Limerick City & County Council City & County Council Offices Planning and Environmental Telephone (061) 556 000 Services Department Email [email protected] www.limerick.ie/counci l Limerick City & County Council List of Approved Newspapers Article 18(2) of the Planning and Development Regulations 2006 provides that a Planning Authority shall approve a list of newspapers in which planning notices can be published. They are as follows: The Irish I ndependent Notices can be published in this newspaper for developments in Limerick City & County. The Irish Examiner Notices can be published in this newspaper for developments in Limerick City & County. The Irish Times Notices can be published in this newspaper for developments in Limerick City & County. The Limerick Post Notices can be published in this newspaper for developments in Limerick City & County. The Limerick Leader Notices can be published in this newspaper for developments in (City Editions) Limerick City. The Limerick Leader Notices can be published in this newspaper for developments in (County Edition) Limerick County. The Wednesday Leader Notices can be published in this newspaper for developments in (formerly The Limerick Chronicle) Limerick City ONLY. The Weekly Observer Notices can be published in this newspaper for developments in Abbeyfeale, Adare, Ardagh, Askeaton, Ballingarry, Ballyagran, Ballyhahill, Broadford, Castletown, Clarina, Croom, Dromcolliher, Feenagh, Foynes, Glin, Kilmeedy, Kildimo, Knockaderry, Loughill, Mountcollins, Newcastle West, Pallaskenry, Patrickswell, Rathkeale, Shanagolden, Templeglantine & Tournafulla. The Vale Star Notices can be published in this newspaper for developments in Ballyagran, Broadford, Bruff, Castletown, Croom, Dromcolliher, Feenagh, Hospital, Kilfinnane, Kilmeedy, Kilmallock Town & Patrickswell The Avondhu Notices can be published in this newspaper for developments in Anglesborough, Ballylanders, Ballyorgan, Galbally, Glenroe, Kilbehenny, Kilfinane & Knocklong. NOTE: It is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure the selected newspaper is circulated within the relevant area. .

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How We Best Respond to the Challenges and Opportunities of an Ageing Population
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