On 16 May 2025, the Limerick Twenty Thirty team traded office chairs for hiking boots and took on the 12 O’Clock Hills in Sixmilebridge, County Clare, for a summer hike in support of Féileacáin, the national charity supporting families affected by the loss of a...
An exciting opportunity for an experienced Project Manager to join our client, Limerick Twenty Thirty on a 3 year fixed-term contract. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in residential and mixed use property developments. This role will involve work on a number of high-profile projects in Limerick and be involved in every...
Phase 1 will help address Limerick housing needsThursday 5 June 2025: Plans for the first phase of the much-anticipated regeneration of the 4.3hectare Cleeves Riverside Quarter (CRQ) site Limerick city centre site have been unveiled to the public.Limerick Twenty Thirty (LTT) has this week hosted...
With the upcoming submission of a planning application for the Cleeves Riverside Quarter this September, Limerick Twenty Thirty (LTT) is inviting members of the public to share their views on the proposed scheme. The scheme, which includes approximately 500 residential and student accommodation units, represents...
Tuesday, 29 April 2025: Cabinet approval today for the tallest building in Limerick, the 14-storey Landmark Building at the Opera Square site, has been welcomed as a pivotal moment for not just the Opera Square project itself but the wider Limerick region.Limerick Twenty Thirty (LTT),...
Limerick City and County Council (LCCC), as a key shareholder of Limerick Twenty Thirty DAC, Innovate Limerick DAC, and Discover Limerick DAC, is seeking expressions of interest from experienced and qualified individuals to join the boards of these companies. These are voluntary, unpaid positions. As...
Limerick Twenty Thirty (LTT) is pleased to confirm that former and experienced board member James Collins has taken up the role of Interim Chair. Appointed to the inaugural board in 2016, Mr Collins, a businessman and former member of the local authority, served on LTT’s investment...
Plan would see up to 1,700 students, student accommodation and college lecture spaces added to the developmentLimerick Twenty Thirty (LTT) has today advanced its mandate as an enabler of city centre regeneration with the announcement of a Memorandum of Understanding with the Technological University of...
Limerick Twenty Thirty confirms Chairman Conn Murray to step away from role at year endLimerick Twenty Thirty Designated Activity Company (LTT) can confirm that its chairman Conn Murray and founding board member Stewart Harrington are to step down from their roles at year end.Mr Murray,...
Limerick Twenty Thirty confirms departure of its CEO to take up new postLimerick Twenty Thirty DAC (LTT), a special purpose vehicle of Limerick City and County Council, today confirms, with regret, the departure of its CEO David Conway. Mr Conway successfully led the company as...
