Limerick retail fears at outskirts mall plan

A MOVE to develop a “ghost” shopping site in a Limerick suburb is causing fears it may further erode city centre retailing.

Thu, 08 Sep, 2011 - 01:00

Jimmy Woulfe, Mid-West Correspondent

Developer Suneil Sharma has acquired the Parkway Valley Shopping centre, which has lain vacant for three years.

Northern Ireland-based Mr Sharma was the original investor in the proposed Opera Shopping Centre, which was due to be built on a huge city centre site.

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Courts Politics Place: Limerick Place: Parkway Valley Shopping centre Place: Northern Ireland Place: Opera Shopping Centre Place: Parkway Valley Place: Dooradoyle Shopping Centre Place: Opera Centre Person: Suneil Sharma Person: Sharma Person: Mayor Person: Jim Long Person: Kieran Mac Sweeney Person: Denis Brosnan Person: Mac Sweeney Organisation: Limerick City Council Organisation: Limerick Chamber of Commerce Organisation: Implementation Committee

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