Limerick city centre pedestrianisation plans scaled back due to trader concerns

Catherine Street will now only be closed to cars on Sundays from 11am until Mondays at 2am.

Fri, 19 Jun, 2020 - 16:35

Jess Casey

Plans to temporarily pedestrianise parts of Limerick city centre in a bid to boost trading during Covid-19 restrictions have been scaled back, with one of the city’s main thoroughfares no longer set to be fully closed to cars.

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