City traders object to plan for €100m shopping mall

City centre traders in Limerick yesterday lodged an objection to a planning application for a €100m shopping centre proposed for the Dublin Rd suburbs.

City traders object to plan for €100m shopping mall
Thu, 07 Aug, 2014 - 01:00
Jimmy Woulfe Mid-WestCorrespondent

Belfast-based developer Suneil Sharma had submitted plans for the shopping centre at the unfinished Parkway Valley site, which is adjacent to the Parkway Shopping Centre.

Mr Sharma said Marks & Spencer would be the flagship anchor tenant at the proposed Parkway Mall, which would have a 72,000ft sq retail outlet.

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