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Plans for affordable homes mooted for Limerick site Reporter: ');  '); UP to 200 new homes, many affordable, could be built on an empty site near Colbert Station, according to City East councillors who have been given a presentation over the future use of the old Guinness site, on Carey’s Road. The local authority had sought to sell off the site, but members of the last administration have blocked this. Now, fresh plans have been presented for the land which have been idle for 25 years. According to metropolitan district leader Cllr Sarah Kiely, who represents the area, between 150 and 20...

Limerick man steps down as development agency chair Reporter: ');  '); MUNGRET man John Moran is to step down from his role as the the Land Development Agency (LDA) chair. He had served as the agency’s first chair since January 2019, helping set-up the group which has a remit to provide affordable housing on State land. One of the most high profile projects the LDA is working on is the redevelopment of 50-hectares around Colbert Station to create a new urban quarter with a mix of residential, health, community and recreational uses. The process of filling the position on a permanent basis...

Limerick's Live 95 Search By Live95 News Team John Moran is to step away from his role as the Chairperson of the Land Development Agency. The Limerick man has served as Interim Chair since January 2019, helping to establish the body which has a remit to provide affordable housing on state land.  The process of filling the position on a permanent basis has begun, but Mr. Moran has confirmed he will not be seeking the role.  In Limerick, the LDA is working on plans for the redevelopment of a 50-hectare site around Colbert Station, to create a new urban quar...

Land Development Agency announces plans to open office in Limerick Reporter: '); THE Land Development Agency has announced its plans to open an office in Limerick. The plan will facilitate more flexible working arrangements for staff, but most importantly the move recognises the role of the LDA as a national agency with a mandate to help boost the scale of cities outside Dublin, in line with Project Ireland 2040’s ambition for growth outside Dublin. When public health restrictions allow, the LDA will open offices in Limerick and Corkthis year, with more bases outside Dublin planned in the...

The Land Development Agency has announced plans to begin opening offices outside Dublin, starting with Cork and Limerick.