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Planning

First look: €30m Punch’s Cross plan in Limerick includes student lodging and apartments

THE Limerick Leader can this week reveal initial designs for a massive €30m residential development at the old Dan Ryan garage opposite Punch’s Hotel. A total of 324 students will be housed in a cluster, while there will be 10 one-bed apartments, 20 ...

14 Dec 2018 at 19:00

Local News

Towering Limerick student halls project ‘could open by 2021’

A MULTI-MILLION euro plan for student accommodation on the edge of the city could be completed by the year after next, developers have predicted. Cloncarra Investments has formally sought permission from An Bord Pleanala under new fast-track ...

04 Jul 2019 at 11:45

Planning

An Bord Pleanala opens talks on €30m Limerick housing project

AN Bord Pleanala has opened talks with the developer behind a huge €30m housing project at Punch’s Cross in Limerick. Cloncaragh Investments is seeking fast-track planning permission from the national planning authority for its plan, which ...

08 Mar 2019 at 11:00

Crime and Courts

Gardaí investigating incident in Limerick involving man 'with knife'

GARDAÍ are investigating an incident in which a man was reportedly waving a knife in Limerick this Tuesday morning. Gardaí at Roxboro Road were alerted to a public order incident at Punches Cross, where a man seen holding a knife. That ...

10 Oct 2017 at 20:00

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