University of Limerick students should be refunded for rent, governing authority recommends

University of Limerick (UL) students who left their accommodation on foot of the Government’s decision to close campuses should be refunded, the university’s governing authority has recommended.
An aerial photo of the University of Limerick grounds and campus
An aerial photo of the University of Limerick grounds and campus

University of Limerick (UL) students who left their accommodation on foot of the Government’s decision to close campuses should be refunded, the university’s governing authority has recommended.

The UL governing authority has recommended that UL subsidiary Plassey Campus Centre Ltd (PCC), which manages its on-campus student residences, refund the affected students.

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