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Landmark Limerick house won’t be protected says council

A MAJOR row between councillors and executive staff at the local authority has erupted after it emerged a landmark building may not be protected from demolition. Green Party councillor Brian Leddin saw a notice of motion passed earlier this year to ...

23 Dec 2019 at 12:00

Property

Limerick landmark in line to be added to protected structures register

LIMERICK City and County Council is set to take steps to add an historic building on the city’s northside to the record of protected structures. It comes after Green Party councillor Brian Leddin saw a notice of motion passed to add Curragower ...

21 Sept 2019 at 01:31

Local News

Limerick city's historic Curragower House to be 'demolished'

THE historic Curragower House is to be demolished revealed solicitor Michelle Hayes this Friday morning. The red brick Georgian building is situated on Clancy Strand. There is a planning application to replace it with one living space, three ...

03 Jul 2020 at 12:26

Local News

Proposed Limerick development would ‘diminish’ views, say objectors

AN TAISCE has submitted its appeal to An Bord Pleanala (ABP) challenging the decision to demolish a 200-year old riverside building in order to make way for a private dwelling, three apartment units and a cafe. Last month, Limerick City and ...

28 Apr 2019 at 22:00

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