Business demand in Limerick is key to the hotel's expansion plans
14/11/2019
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14/11/2019
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Business demand in Limerick is key to the hotel's expansion plans
Minister of State Patrick O'Donovan raised the hackles of Minister Shane Ross by preempting the Adare road announcement on social media
Agent: 'It is a very important strategic development site for the future of the city'
The land being cleared of trees and shrubbery by machinery PICTURE: Adrian butler
The land on Upper Carey's Road is set to benefit from the €21m serviced sites grant
The original plans for the Kirkland development. The 14-storey plan has now bene revised to seven, including 44 luxury living space
John Moran, chairman, and John Coleman, CEO, of the Land Development Agency in Limerick this week
An impression of the original plans for the 14-storey structure, now reduced to seven storeys
The red circle on the image is only indicative of the area under consideration. No decisions/ plans have yet been taken/ finalised
Minister of State Patrick O'Donovan was 'livid' over councillors' latest remarks on the O'Rourke's Cross plan
Dr Michael Harty: plans to build an LNG plant are "environmentally and morally unacceptable"
Cllr Joe Leddin: 'this is a game changer for the city's northside'
An artist's impression of the proposed development
The four zones of land in Castlerock purchased by Torca Developments in 2018 and which have now been granted planning permission for 52 units
Junior Minister Patrick O'Donovan: new centre means people won't always have to travel to larger urban centres for medical needs
Cllr Cathal Crowe says Limerick Council could invoke section 44 of the Planning and Development Act to halt Irish Cement's plans
Cllrs Jerry O'Dea and James Collins with Paul Foley at the protest march on Saturday PICTURE: Dave Gaynor
The proposed development of 53 homes is largely slanted towards single-bed apartments with shared amenities
Children protest against Irish Cement plans at Mungret Park | Picture: Adrian Butler
School children Irish Cement protest, Mungret Park Picture: Adrian Butler
The proposed Punches Cross development has been rejected by An Bord Pleanala
JP McManus attending the An Bord Pleanala oral hearing into the Irish Cement waste burning proposals
Moyross has lost 60% of its population since the regeneration process began; Dr Eileen Humphreys says repopulation is essential, but no a mixed basis
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The incident at Caherdavin Cross near Ennis Road
The late Fr John Ryan pictured at his golden jubilee celebration Mass
The court heard the defendant became extremely violent when gardai attempted to carry out a search of his car
Evan Hughes "put forward a transparently false explanation" said the prosecution
Gardai have advised people sitting in cars in public to lock their doors to discourage this type of action
Senator Kieran O'Donnell welcomed the new facility in Castletroy
The woman was asked to store a Beretta similar to that pictured
Judge Tom O'Donnell: accused's 'appalling record' was an aggravating factor
Kilkenny's Paul Murphy, Tipperary's Barry Heffernan, Limerick's Diarmaid Byrnes, and Wexford's Lee Chin at an Aer Lingus launch for the New York Classic
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