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Limerick City Council has submitted a planning proposal to replace a derelict building on William Street with a new residential development.
The plan calls for the demolition of the single‑storey structure at 29 William Street and the construction of a three‑ and four‑storey block containing six apartments – one three‑bedroom unit and five one‑bedroom units. The development will also include a bin store and bicycle parking at the rear of the site.
Details of the application are available for public inspection at the Council’s Planning Offices on Dooradoyle Road, and written observations may be submitted until 4 pm on 12 November.
Source: Limerick Post. Photo: Gonzalo Facello / Pexels.