Limerick city cultural centre plan from mosque is appealed by traders

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Limerick city cultural centre plan from mosque is appealed by traders

The O'Connell St based Dawat-E-Islami mosque has received permission from Limerick City & County Council to knock numbers 21, 22 and 23 Wickham Street. Picture: Brendan Gleeson

A plan to demolish three unoccupied buildings in Limerick city to allow for the construction of a cultural centre has been appealed.

The O'Connell St based Dawat-E-Islami mosque has received permission from Limerick City & County Council to knock numbers 21, 22 and 23 Wickham Street to allow for the construction of a four-storey cultural centre in its place.

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