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[Article] Limerick centre granted planning permission

  • 09-11-2006 3:41am
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    Victor
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    http://www.rte.ie/news/2006/1108/limerick.html
    Limerick centre granted planning permission
    08 November 2006 17:00

    Planning permission has been granted to the Opera Centre in Limerick, the construction of which its developers say will create 500 jobs.

    Regeneration Developments plans to spend €250 million building a 350,000 square foot retail centre in Limerick's city centre.

    Once completed the centre, one of the biggest in Ireland, is expected to create 1,200 jobs.

    Suneil Sharma, the chief executive of Regeneration Developments said: 'It is clear to anyone who does business in Limerick that it is a place that has turned the corner.

    'Our €250m investment demonstrates our commitment and confidence in what is becoming Ireland's fastest growing city.'

    Mr Sharma said he is looking for a high quality anchor store for the centre and is in talks with a number of retailers.


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