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MINISTER for Finance Michael Noonan has admitted that the take-up on a tax incentive scheme to rejuvenate parts of Georgian Limerick has been “disappointing” but he hopes it will pick up as the economy improves. Speaking in the Dail on the Living ...

11 May 2016 at 13:00

Planning

New lease of life for vacant Georgian building in Limerick

A VACANT multi-storey Georgian building will have one of the most ambitious restorations in its 193 years in Limerick city centre. At 68 O’Connell Street, four storeys and a basement will be completely revamped and transformed into major ...

03 Mar 2018 at 19:00

City

Workshop to 'build' ideas for living in Georgian Limerick

Living Georgian, a community design workshop on the topic of living in Georgian Limerick, will be held in the FabLab Limerick, 7 Rutland Street, on Wednesday September 14 from 6pm to 7.30pm. The workshop is part of a series of community ...

06 Sept 2016 at 08:00

Local News

‘Casual neglect’ of Georgian Limerick draws ire at St Mary’s

FRANK McDonald, a former environmental editor of The Irish Times and well-known Georgian enthusiast, has publicly addressed what he believes in the “casual neglect” of Newtown Pery which he sees as “an essential and irreplaceable” part ...

31 Jul 2018 at 11:00

Local News

Revival of Georgian city stirs debate in Limerick

THE Living Cities initiative in Limerick has received “very little interest” in the city, with less than 30 enquiries received by the local authority. Kieran Reeves, senior executive planner with Limerick City and County Council, ...

20 Feb 2016 at 10:00

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