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Search By Jamie Glass Image from Instagram/BBC TV presenter Stacey Solomon shocked fans by revealing that she still has her sons foreskins on her new show Sort Your Life Out.
The BBC programme aims to help people declutter their homes, and is hosted by the popular DIY make-over expert Stacey Solomon.
The 31-year old has been showing fans how she organises and makes-over rooms and furniture via her Instagram for years now, making her the perfect host for the show.
However, fans may not have been expected to hear a revelation as she surprised viewers when she admitted in the first episode that there are some things even she can t get rid of despite her love of decluttering.
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Search By Live95 News Team University of Limerick has achieved the highest possible ranking in the new QS Stars Rating System.
It s earned a five-star rating in the influntial global ranking, the only university to achieve this in 2021.
The system launched in 2009 assesses higher education institutions via a rigorous and independent data collection process and analysis of performance metrics by QS.
UL earned the highest five-star rating in areas incuding Teaching, Employability, Research, Internationalization, Facilities, Innovation, and Inclusiveness.
UL joins an exclusive group of universities worldwide to receive the overall five-star status in the ranking, which is considered one of the most influential and credible ratings for universities globally.
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Search By Live95 News Team Residents in Garryowen are deeply upset after a local shrine was vandalised last week.
According to Aontú Limerick, the St Patrick s Statue has been a hotspot for youths to gather during lockdown.
The statue, erected in 1904, was damaged and the surrounding area heavily littered with cans and cigarette butts last Monday night.
Aontú Limerick Representative Sarah Beasley explains what happened.
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Search By Live95 News Team A man has been arrested in connection with a hijacking in Limerick on Sunday.
At around 5pm a man sitting in a car in the O Malley Park area was asked for a lift, which he agreed to.
At some stage during the journey the passenger threatened the driver with what is believed to be a knife and demanded he drive him to Portlaoise.
The driver received minor injures when he jumped out of the car as they approached a petrol station in Portlaoise and raised the alarm.
A man in his 20s was arrested in Tallaght, Dublin shortly after 9pm.