The gardai called to the Hungry Lyons branch at the Ennis Road this Friday morning | Picture: Adrian Butler
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14 Aug 2022
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14 Aug 2022
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Council have agreed the transfer of land in the Galvone Business Park
LIMERICK councillors have approved the sale of a patch of land on the city's southside to a company, which is expected to create employment locally.
At this month's local authority meeting, members rubber-stamped the sale of a 1.06 acre parcel of land in the Galvone Industrial Estate to Limerick Polymers Production for €180,000.
Council had acquired the site previously from BWG Foods.
Limerick Polymers Production is already operational at the business park near Southill, but this will allow it expand.
The company specialises in plastic recycling and recovery.
Vanessa and Donal Finn on their wedding day back in 2013
Prolonged rolls of thunder were heard over south Limerick this Saturday evening
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