Demolition of historic Limerick building unlikely for weeks
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THE controversial demolition of an historic Limerick building is unlikely to take place for a number of weeks.
Over the weekend, a number of parties, including Independent councillor Elisa O’Donovan said the knocking of Curragower House in Clancy’s Strand was set to take place this Monday.
It came after An Bord Pleanala gave approval to Derry Corbett to demolish the existing building and replace it with one house, three apartments and a cafe.
Over the weekend, Cllr O’Donovan Tweeted the Heritage Minister Malcolm Noonan to urge him to step in and prevent it from happening.