Limerick steps closer to €2bn redevelopment today

Plans for a new urban redevelopment quarter with the potential to host thousands of apartments close to Limerick City’s rail and bus transport hub take a significant step forward today, gearing the city towards Framework 2040 planned regional growth.

Limerick steps closer to €2bn redevelopment today
Fri, 10 Jan, 2020 - 06:00
Tommy Barker

Plans for a new urban redevelopment quarter with the potential to host thousands of apartments close to Limerick City’s rail and bus transport hub take a significant step forward today, gearing the city towards Framework 2040 planned regional growth.

CIÉ, the Land Development Agency, the HSE, and Limerick City and County Council are stakeholders in the plan for the 50-hectare land bank by Colbert Station, which was first sketched out last October.

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