Limerick City & County Council, in partnership with Limerick Twenty Thirty Strategic Development DAC, intends to seek the approval for a mixed-use development for the regeneration of a strategic brownfield site, as part of the Limerick City and County Council ‘World Class Waterfront revitalisation and transformation project’.
The site, known locally as ‘Cleeves Riverside Quarter’ comprises the former industrial mill complex (‘Cleeves’) situated on the northern side of the River Shannon, Limerick City and occupies the area between; Stonetown Terrace Road to the northeast; O’Callaghan Strand to the southeast; Condell Road (R527) to the southwest; and, Salesian Primary School and the ‘Fernhill’ residential estate to the northwest and west respectively - all situated in the townland of Farranshone More in Limerick City.
The site is dissected by North Circular Road where it extends between Shelborne Road Lower and O’Callaghan Strand.
