Jasmin Griffin is a Digital Journalist at the Irish Independent. She covers a range of topics across Limerick, with a special interest in features, health and wellness, culture, and society. Jasmin has been featured in various publications including the Longford Leader, Derry News, and Sunday World Magazine.
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Limerick, Ireland (Local)
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Jasmin Griffin's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Limerick, Ireland. She frequently covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to crime, real estate, sports, weather, and entertainment.
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By: Jasmin Griffin
A Limerick councillor has called on the Government to introduce an immediate ban on sulky racing on public roads.
By: Jasmin Griffin
Limerick’s public bins are at the centre of debate as councillors warn of rising street litter and ‘scavenging’ linked to the national Deposit Return Scheme.
By: Jasmin Griffin
A Limerick woman is celebrating a national award after her company, Travel Counsellors Ireland, was named Business All-Star Travel Company of the Year for the second year in a row.
By: Jasmin Griffin
Councillors across Limerick City and County Council have backed calls for the Government to accelerate delivery of the BusConnects Limerick-Shannon programme amid concerns that key infrastructure projects may now be delayed until 2030.The issue was discussed at Monday’s council meeting following a Mayoral question submitted by Councillor Elisa O’Donovan seeking an update on ongoing delays to the programme.During the debate, councillors from across the chamber expressed concern that public transport investment was failing to keep pace with housing growth and economic development in Limerick.
By: Jasmin Griffin
The much-loved Limerick Sings International Choral Festival is set to return to University Concert Hall across three days this summer.
By: Jasmin Griffin
Limerick’s public bins are at the centre of debate as councillors warn of rising street litter and ‘scavenging’ linked to the national Deposit Return Scheme.
By: Jasmin Griffin
It’s good news in Limerick as seven families have begun moving into a newly-completed social housing development in Limerick located on a prime city street.
By: Jasmin Griffin
Thousands of adults across Limerick who may feel locked out of education or struggling to find work are being encouraged to take advantage of free and low-cost college courses now available through Springboard+.
By: Jasmin Griffin
Councillors in Limerick have voiced unanimous support for a motion seeking an update on proposed legislation to ban conversion therapy in Ireland.
By: Jasmin Griffin
A Limerick councillor has called on Limerick City and County Council to formally support survivors of the former Bessborough Mother and Baby Home and back demands for a full exhumation of the Cork site.
