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The vacant properties to be added to the Derelict Sites Register are located at 34-41 Catherine Street Picture: Adrian Butler
LIMERICK City and County Council has confirmed its intention to add a block of vacant properties, which had been earmarked for development, to the Derelict Sites Register.
The properties, which are located at 34-41 Catherine Street, were added to the Vacant Sites Register in June of this year.
The local authority has now erected a public notice and has informed the owner – Thanos Securities Limited – of its intentions.
The city block, which has been vacant for some time, was previously home to the former Limerick Leader print plant and a number of pubs and clubs.
A final decision will be made by the council next month.
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