EU Programmes

  • +CityxChange

    Limerick City and County Council is part of the ground-breaking +CityxChange (Positive City ExChange) project which has been granted funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme in the call for ‘Smart cities and communities’.

  • City Engage

    City Engage is part of the +CityXChange project funded by the European Commission’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme.

  • EU Projects

    EU projects have the ability to connect us through our work, to the best international experts in the world, experts who thrive on problem solving, and who have innovative solutions we can use to improve the lives of people in Limerick.

  • Find Your Greatness

    The Find Your Greatness URBACT project builds upon the inter-city cooperation contributing to the EU’s cohesion policy. 

  • GoGreenRoutes

    Creating ‘nature based solutions’ to enhance local biodiversity, active travel and nature connection.

  • Green Leaf Award

    Limerick was the European Green Leaf City for 2020. 

  • Health&Greenspace

    As a response to the various health risks related to rapid urbanisation and the densification of cities, the Health&Greenspace URBACT project promotes health-responsive planning and the management of urban green infrastructure with an overall aim to bring health and well-being benefits for ci

  • Limerick Innovation Virtual Event (LIVE)

    On Thursday 9th and Friday 10th December 2021 the very first Limerick Innovation Live Event (LIVE) took place at the Confirm Centre in Castletroy, Limerick.

  • PLACE-EE

    PLACE-EE is a transnational partnership of public health agencies, local authorities, academics and ICT experts from Ireland, UK and Sweden, led by Ulster University, dedicated to improving the quality of life for older people. 

  • The CAPITEN Project

    This project seeks to develop a number of exciting new elements including marine product innovation, environmentally sustainable marine tourism, inshore and sea-going navigation aids, port information points and marine tourism itineraries.

  • The MMIAH Project

    This project has completed a study to catalogue Limerick’s heritage along the River Shannon, and is now in the process of developing conservation and management plans to not only protect the most at-risk sites, but to bring value to them as tourism assets.