'A significant vote of confidence': Limerick receives nearly €23m for regeneration projects

Limerick has received €22.9m in government funding for six regeneration projects, as part of a national investment package of €409m.

The allocations were announced by Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, James Browne and support 120 regeneration projects across every local authority area in Ireland.

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