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Gardai responded to reports of a serious assault shortly after 2.30am this morning and when they arrived at a residence on New Road in Thomondgate, they found a ...

This man was also taken to University Hospital Limerick where his condition is described as critical. A male (aged in his 20s) was discovered with apparent stab wounds at a residence on New Road in Thomondgate. "Gardaí were alerted to the incident at approximately 2.35am this morning. "Anyone who was in the area of New Road and Cross Road, Thomondgate this morning Monday, 27th March 2023 between the hours of 2.00am and 3.00am, including any road users who may have camera footage (including dash cam), is asked to contact investigating Gardaí. "Following enquiries by investigating Gardaí, a second male (aged in his 40s) was discovered with apparent stab wounds at a nearby residence on Cross Road, Thomondgate. Gardai responded to reports of a serious assault shortly after 2.30am this morning and when they arrived at a residence on New Road in Thomondgate, they found a man in his 20s with stab wounds.

The men were rushed by ambulance from the Thomondgate area, in the early hours of this morning. Gardaí sealed off several areas in the northside of the city and ...

“Gardaí were alerted to the incident at approximately 2.35am this morning. A large green in the area, as well as a number of houses, have been sealed off by gardaí. Gardaí sealed off several areas in the northside of the city and are conducting forensic examinations of a number of scenes.

The men were rushed by ambulance from the Thomondgate area, in the early hours of this morning.

“Gardaí were alerted to the incident at approximately 2.35am this morning. A Garda photographer attached to the Garda forensic unit has been recording the scene as part of an ongoing Garda technical examination of the scene. A large green in the area, as well as a number of houses, have been sealed off by gardaí.

Pharma giant Eli Lilly is to double the amount it is investing in a new biologics manufacturing facility in Limerick to $1 billion.

"It is proof of the company’s future commitment to Ireland and testament to Ireland’s continued attractiveness as a location for investment.’’ Once in production it will require workers with a range of specialities, including engineers, scientists and operations personnel. The Limerick campus will include plans for a significant solar energy investment which it is estimated will produce 3.17 million kWh of renewable solar energy per year, enough to power 755 homes.

LIMERICK is set to receive a huge boost this Monday with a biopharmaceutical company expected to announce it's ramping up its investment in the city. Boss.

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Lilly said its Limerick site will operate at 35% lower energy intensity, use 40% less water, and produce 15% less waste when compared to traditional pharma ...

The Limerick site design also includes “an array of cisterns that will harvest rainwater for re-use within the site, resulting in a saving of roughly 2m litres of water per annum”. “The Limerick manufacturing site will be a fully integrated digital site with the latest machine automation, manufacturing execution, and data technologies designed to ensure product and data quality, and its integrated design will enable manufacturing excellence for the production and delivery of quality medicine,” read a statement released by Lilly. Lilly already employs almost 2,700 people at Kinsale and Little Island, Co Cork.