ICMSA complete HQ move to suburbs

FARMERS no longer have to brave the city streets to do business with ICMSA.
ICMSA complete HQ move to suburbs

The association’s move to a new headquarters has been completed, bringing “John Feely House” to Groody, on the Dublin road, close to where Limerick city and county boundaries meet. The move was completed at little cost, following the successful sale of the former “John Feely House” at Upper Mallow Street to a suburban house in its own private grounds, marked by a roadside plaque commemorating John Feely, the second leader of the “family farm” organisation, and its first Limerick president.

In 1971 the ICMSA moved from Catherine Street to Mallow Street and dedicated the premises to John Feely’s memory.

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