Limerick Chamber, in their submission to the National Transport Authority (NTA) on the Draft BusConnects Plan for Limerick, welcomes the significant benefit that it will have for local business but recommends some key areas to enhance the plan. READ THE FULL LIMERICK CHAMBER SUBMISSION HERE Limerick Chamber, the largest business representative body in the Mid-West,
• Residential availability is half its supply in March 2023 vs March 2022, with 18 homes available to rent in Limerick City. Rent prices remain c. €400 higher Year-on-Year (YoY) to March 2023. • Co. Limerick sees a rise in residential availability, +21 Month-on-Month (MoM), while Co. Clare (-2) and Co. Tipperary (-3) see low
Unlocking the Airbnb market supply is unlikely a solution to the current housing supply crisis. Short-term lets (STLs) worth potentially up to €2.9 million to the Co. Limerick economy. The upcoming regulations on STL’s will impact 52 STLs in Limerick City, 150 for Co. Limerick. The Short-term Lettings report, conducted by the Limerick Chamber Policy
Rent prices are up c. €400 Year-on-Year (YoY) to February 2023. 30 residential homes available to rent in February 2022 compared to 16 in February 2023 (Limerick City & Environs). 34 apartments available for residential rent in the Mid-West, with 5 of them available in Limerick City & Environs. Limerick City & Environs residential availability
Limerick Chamber has today announced a newly elected President to lead the Mid-West’s largest business representative body, Miriam O’Connor, who has pledged to tirelessly pursue business community interests across local and national forums during her term in office. Ms. O’Connor said. I am honoured and excited to take on the role, placing member issues
Limerick Chamber brings together key sectoral players for ‘Energy on Estuary’ event outlining actions needed to make Green Energy at scale a reality from the Shannon Estuary · Experts outline scale of zero-emission energy opportunity on Atlantic Ocean (70GW) and press for accelerated action on policy and permissions · Distinction drawn between decarbonisation targets and
Limerick Chamber brings together key players for ‘Energy on Estuary’ event outlining actions needed to make Green Energy at scale a reality from the Shannon Estuary Business community briefing and expert panel discussion to take place on February 24th Limerick Chamber has unveiled the line-up for the forthcoming ‘Energy on the Estuary’ briefing and panel
In our submission to the Divisional Policing Plan 2023, we highlight current issues being experienced by businesses and expresses the need for a more visible uniformed police presence in towns and cities coupled with increased investment in social services View the full submission here Limerick Chamber, the largest business representative body in the Mid-West, has
• 95 residential homes available to rent in the Mid-West for January, the 6th consecutive month without a rise in residential rental availability. • 16 residential homes to rent in Limerick City & Environs in January for €1,913 per month, 28 for Co. Limerick at €1,834 per month. • Co. Clare had 30 residential homes
The Department of Transport presented an opportunity for Limerick Chamber to submit their members’ views on the issues paper for the ‘Mid-term Review of the Regional Airports Programme 2021-2025’. While the opportunity was welcomed, the Chamber and their members have provided recommendations and issues that should be addressed as part of the RAP which they
