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A new five-storey building is being projected for the TUS Moylish campus
THE Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) has announced its intention to seek planning permission for a new development at its campus in Moylish.
The college is to seek the green light from Limerick City and County Council to remove eight pre-fabricated classrooms at its northside campus.
In place of this, a new five-storey high applied science and information technology building is planned.
It will comprise science laboratories, computer rooms, general teaching spaces and lecture theatres.
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On top of this, staff accommodation and changing rooms for people cycling to the site are also planned.
A total of 148 new bicycle spaces are planned, and another bike shelter with 40 parking spaces is to be relocated.
A college spokesperson said: “This building is a key project in the upgrading of the educational and research facilities of TUS.”
A formal application is expected within a fortnight.
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