Ballymore chief Sean Mulryan outlines plan to transform Athlone into green '15-minute city'

Steering group formed for proposal which would see population rise to up to 100,000
Ballymore chief Sean Mulryan outlines plan to transform Athlone into green '15-minute city'

The founder of property firm Ballymore Sean Mulryan has proposed a plan to develop Athlone into a green '15-minute city' with a population of 100,000 in the next 15 years. Pic:Naoise Culhane-no fee

The founder of property firm Ballymore Sean Mulryan has proposed a plan to develop Athlone into a green '15-minute city' with a population of 100,000 in the next 15 years.

Mr Mulryan has formed a steering group to look into the plan, which would see the TUS Athlone campus cater for up to 25,000 students as a centre of excellence in green technology and to construct 20,000 zero carbon homes in its first phases.

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