Limerick Chamber Warns Government Giving Free Planning Pass to IPAS Providers Will 'Distort' City

Limerick Chamber warns government giving free planning pass to IPAS providers will 'distort' city

LIMERICK Chamber has issued a strong call to government to immediately reform how International Protection Accommodation Service (IPAS) facilities are being delivered within cities, warning that the current approach is “financially distorting, strategically misaligned, and socially unsustainable”. In a letter sent to Housing Minister James Browne and Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan, Limerick Chamber CEO Michelle Gallagher expressed deep concern…

Limerick Chamber calls for balanced planning reform amid temporary IPAS accommodation needs

Leading business organisation, Limerick Chamber, calls for equity and strategic thinking within planning process for temporary IPAS accommodation Limerick Chamber calls for urgent overhaul of IPAS planning exemptions as “two-tier […] The post Limerick Chamber calls for balanced planning reform amid temporary IPAS accommodation needs appeared first on I Love Limerick.

Chamber boss says Limerick city centre 'being pushed in the wrong direction' by Ipas centres

Limerick Chamber chief executive Michelle Gallagher writes to Government urging reform