Port users urge immediate halt to docklands sale

THE chairman of the Limerick Port Users (LPU), yesterday appealed to the Shannon Foynes Port Company (SFPC) to immediately halt the sale process of Limerick docks.

Thu, 17 Aug, 2006 - 01:00

Jimmy Woulfe, Mid-West Correspondent

The port company is at present assessing offers made by at least 10 interested parties for 44 acres, which include the docks area.

Liam Woulfe who heads the port users said business at the port is growing and the facility has excellent staff and satisfied customers.

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Courts Person: Liam Woulfe Person: Woulfe Person: Kieran McSweeney Organisation: Limerick Port Users Organisation: LPU Organisation: Shannon Foynes Port Company Organisation: SFPC Organisation: Limerick Port

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