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The 10,000 square metre basement is scheduled for completion in January 2025 | PICTURE: X/@ Limerick_2030
IN A 'MAJOR step forward', developments have been made at the One Opera Square basement this Thursday morning, as the site received its first concrete pour.
This annoucement comes just a week after one of the largest luffing cranes in the country was installed on October 17.
According to Limerick 2023: "At precisely 6:05am, a team of dedicated workers successfully covered an expansive area of 350 square meters with concrete, signifying a momentous step forward in the progress of this high-profile project."
Today marked a major step forward in the progress of Opera Square with the first concrete pour, covering an area of 350m2, at 6:05 am this morning for the One Opera Square basement. pic.twitter.com/Vn1hxRoQil
— Limerick Twenty Thirty (@limerick_2030) October 26, 2023
Earlier this year, the €200m project received a boost with the creation of a joint venture partnership with the Ireland Strategic Investment Fund which will provide €80m for the construction of the One Opera Square building which forms a central element of the overall development.
Limerick Twenty Thirty has appointed John Sisk & Son for the design and construction of the One Opera Square building and the 10,000 square metre basement which is scheduled for completion in January 2025.
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