Plans to bring more activity, events and people into Limerick city centre deserve serious consideration. A more vibrant and attractive centre would benefit businesses, residents and visitors. The question facing the local business community is how that ambition can be delivered while protecting access, trade and confidence in the city. As part of the public
Limerick City, 11 May 2026: Limerick Chamber has today backed An Taisce Limerick’s call for greater clarity on the future of Limerick city centre, saying that the questions raised reflect a wider and growing concern amongst the business community around delivery, housing supply, transport certainty, and the availability of scalable land for new homes close
27 Feb 2026, Limerick: Limerick Chamber has expressed its strong support for Limerick City and County Council’s decision to implement safety improvements at the O’Connell Street junction with Bedford Row and Thomas Street. The planned works include the reinstatement of a new signalised, controlled pedestrian crossing at this key city centre location. The Chamber highlighted
