So the University of Limerick has decided to hike rent rates by 3.5% and force any 2nd & 3rd years who want to live on-campus into really cramped potential unsafe accommodation designed for only one person
Thanks for exploiting students guys!
No plans to build any new rooms
Macquarie, the Australian bank, has established a €100m fund to buy homes in Ireland. Broadstone Housing, an Irish entity controlled by the bank, has already started to use the funds to acquire second-hand homes in Carlow
https://t.co/89QghIINgP
In April, the 184 members of Limerick PPN collectively wrote to Min. Peter Burke (@peterburkefg) re the Limerick DEM, to express our collective frustration at delays & ask for update. Just discovered he did not respond to, or even acknowledge this letter.
Ireland’s cabinet today approved the purchase of 90 new battery electric carriages for delivery in 2026 for the new rail services currently being planned for County Cork. You love to see it! 🇮🇪
“Before landscapes die, they first vanish in the imagination”. This is the story of a small brook on the outskirts of London, the Aldersbrook, which has survived against the odds, but in the worst state imaginable, & my attempts to act as a guardian of this river & its rights🧵
Landlord Leo Varadkar has warned young people that they likely won't get cheaper rents abroad.
Let’s take a look at two-bed flats across Europe, in cities with populations similar to Dublin, cheaper than the €1,600 a month Varadkar charges for his.
https://t.co/fzedS3PUc1
@SBahnBerlin no replacement service for the S42 has arrived at Sonnealle after 20 mins of waiting? Should we just walk to Treptower? It might be quicker than waiting
The absolute hack of this proposed building. This building will face people as they leave the central bus/train station. A lovely late Georgian street leading to Baker Place, overshadowed. Is this the best they can come up with? Mediocre and over scaled. #Limerick
Therefore it seems likely that the apparent jump in CPI in Northern Ireland in April 2022 was not caused by the Northern Ireland Protocol, but by Little Mix. Specifically, the concerts at the SSE Arena, which caused two hotels to increase their prices.
Ex-An Bord Pleanalála deputy chair Paul Hyde was in a relationship with the senior planning inspector at the centre of one of the authority’s changed reports scandals.
They worked together on more than 30 SHD applications for 9,000+ residential units.
https://t.co/rGLWKaxqUx
@the_transit_guy DART underground linking heuston and the Docklands, implement the Metro west proposal as well but as a circular DART line around the city. Upgrade all DART services to true s-bahn style running. Also convert the Luas green line as originally planned to Metro standard
Of the areas with most DUP/TUV voters, >66% are less deprived than average.
Of the areas with most SF/PBP etc voters, ~90% are more deprived than average.
I can see why nationalism has a veto at Stormont. I don't see why the DUP needs one, though.
Stunning and devastating opening from Newsnight tonight.
Harsh, yes. Media students (and current broadcast journalists!) take note: your edit is nothing without the right choice of music. And oh boy this is quite the choice.
As great news as this is, it's a bit of a sorry state of affairs when Ireland's third largest city has to rely on one sympathetic local TD to be in government to build our own train station.
Limerick needs a directly elected mayor, what's with the delay?