New homes to be developed by Council on Ballycummin Road

By
Katie O'Donovan
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While plans remain somewhat fluid, and legislation has yet to be formally introduced, the government has indicated that it is intended that rent pressure zones will shortly be extended to the whole country.
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20 NEW homes are set to be created on the Ballycummin Road in Raheen under plans by Limerick City and County Council.

The plans would see a three to five-storey building constructed with two five-bedroom community units, a one-bedroom community unit, nine two-bedroom units, and eight two-bedroom universal design units.

The development would also have a community room, 15 car parking spaces, a bin store, and 30 spaces for bicycle parking, as well as a new entrance.

The Council said that there are no expected negative impacts on the environment due to the development.

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