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TV3 Journalist to head Limerick Co-ordination office

TV3 courts correspondent Laura Ryan will become the new head of the Limerick Co-ordination office next month.

Ms Ryan is to finish up in the independent broadcaster on July 4th before taking over the role left by Mary Dundon, who has taken up a lecturing position at the University of Limerick.

Following her move to her native Limerick Ms Ryan hopes to complete her Masters degree, it is reported in the Evening Herald newspaper.

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  • LargeLADD
    Funny stuff bock, love that dry wit stuff. A foreman laying off workers in limerick says initially we didn't want any lay offs voice from the back shouts up you're not in fucking italy now.. Love that joke
  • BockTheRobber
    I'm kinda hot myself.

    (But that's probably because I had to light a fire tonight even though it's the middle of Summer).
  • TomF
    I read she plans to do away with all that negative stuff and be proactive and positive...about time...and she's hot
  • Pat
    Hmmm........ a court reporter to represent Limerick!
  • LargeLADD
    No bock you're wrong. They make negative comments against limerick remember the elitest comments to des bishop, they were offering to show him the real limerick
  • fluffy
    She rocks...! Fair play to her
  • BockTheRobber
    Nothing.
  • CorkMan
    What does the Limerick co-ordination office do?
  • Nothing like that Gramsci, merely meaning that when a job like that is advertised, it might also be got from someone coming in from outside. I know Laura used live and work here with the Leader so merely making reference to that.
    Apologies if taken up otherwise. It wasn't meant as such and thank you for clarifying it.
  • Gramsci
    Shane what do you mean? Both Mary Dundon and Andrew Mawhinney lived (indeed still live) in Limerick.
  • Good luck, Laura, challenging post no doubt. Good to see somebody in the role who has lived in the city.
  • Barry
    Best of luck to Laura in her new role.
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