Limerick Twenty Thirty

It was a pleasure to host Limerick Chamber’s Energy on the Estuary Event today in Gardens International.

Following on from the Dublin event in April, the Limerick event today focused on how national energy policy translates into projects, enabling infrastructure, supply-chain capability, investment and long-term energy security.

Congratulations to the Limerick Chamber on a successful event.

Limerick Twenty Thirty (LTT) is delighted to welcome the further expansion of WHOOP at Gardens International, with the wearable technology company taking an additional floor at our landmark Henry Street development to support its continued growth.

Commenting on the expansion, LTT CEO Pat Nash said: “We’re delighted to see WHOOP expanding its presence at Gardens International so soon after establishing its Limerick operations here in 2024. This is a significant upsizing of their operation and a strong vote of confidence in Gardens International, in Limerick and in the city’s ability to provide the high-quality, sustainable working environment that ambitious international companies need as they grow,”.

LTT Chairman James Collins added, “Gardens International was developed to attract and support precisely the type of investment that WHOOP brings, while contributing to a vibrant city-centre business community. Limerick’s ability to attract and support companies of this calibre is underpinned by a strong third-level education and talent base, together with excellent international connectivity through Shannon Airport. The WHOOP expansion is another very positive milestone for the building, and we wish the team every success as it continues to grow its operations in Limerick.”

The majority of space within Gardens International is now occupied, with one out of five floors available for letting. The remaining vacant space comprises of the full first floor and a small amount of mixed-use ground floor space.

For more information about the remaining space: https://property.cushmanwakefield.ie/property/242

Limerick Chamber’s Energy on the Estuary event will take place next Monday 5th October in Gardens International.

It promises to be a wonderful event, creating conversation on Ireland’s energy future and the infrastructure and investment needed for delivery in the mid-west region.

Register to attend here: https://members.limerickchamber.ie/events/details/energy-on-the-estuary-at-gardens-international-limerick-event-sponsored-by-esb-and-enet-1168

The Engineers Ireland Thomond Region group visited Opera Square this morning as part of their Synergy Leaders Lunch event.

The visit included a presentation in One Opera Square by LTT Programme Manager, Darren Horan, and a walk of the site with Darren and Diarmuid Hayes, LTT Project Manager.

LTT and Opera Square were delighted to be involved in the event.

LTT were delighted to support the Limerick Dragons as they hosted their ten-year anniversary event at Cleeves Riverside Quarter on Saturday. It is fantastic to use the space in support of such an inspiring community.

Photo by Ber McElligott

We're delighted to announce that One Opera Square has been nominated for Design Project of the Year at this year’s Irish Construction Industry Awards.

This nomination recognises One Opera Square’s outstanding design quality and commitment to excellence in construction and sustainability. The project also recently received the formal LEED ‘Platinum’ Certification, making it one of the first Irish LEED ‘Platinum’ Certified buildings outside of Dublin.

One Opera Square’s nomination follows on from previous industry recognition for Limerick Twenty Thirty projects, with Gardens International having won the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland New Build Workplace Award, as well as Design Project of the Year at the Irish Independent Property Industry Excellence Awards and Architectural Project of the Year at the Irish Building & Design Awards.

Congratulations to the entire project team and special thanks to the Project Architects Coady Architects for submitting the project for recognition at the Irish Construction Industry Awards.

Limerick Twenty Thirty has been appointed by Limerick City and County Council to prepare the masterplanning and development management process for a newly acquired 70-acre strategic landholding in Patrickswell. The appointment marks the next major step in progressing the lands, acquired by Limerick City and County Council following a significant investment from Mayor of Limerick John Moran’s discretionary Mayoral Fund.

The masterplanning process will explore the opportunity to deliver a neighbourhood-led expansion of Patrickswell, with the potential for significant residential development alongside the infrastructure, amenities and community facilities needed to support sustainable growth.

Working with a multidisciplinary team, LTT will deliver a long-term framework focused on place-making, connectivity and community building, while ensuring meaningful engagement with local stakeholders throughout the process.

As LTT CEO Pat Nash highlights, "Our focus is on creating a long-term vision that strengthens Patrickswell, supports sustainable growth and delivers real benefits for both current and future residents."

https://limerick2030.ie/limerick-twenty-thirty-to-prepare-masterplanning-of-major-patrickswell-land/