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The Village Inn, Feenagh was entered on the Derelict Sites Register in November 2022
A FORMER public house, located in Feenagh village, is to get a new lease of life.
This week's Limerick City and Council meeting heard that it is intended that the premises will be converted into two residential dwellings. It will then enter the rental housing market.
The Council meeting heard of the proposed disposal of the property to Lisballyhay Trading Company in the sum of €75,000. The property is derelict and in need of complete refurbishment works.
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The site comprises of a two-storey former public house and surrounding land of around 0.23 acres.
The property and surrounding land have been vacant and in a derelict condition for a number of years. The former pub was entered on the Derelict Sites Register in November 2022. Limerick City and County Council acquired the building compulsorily in January 2024.
The purchaser is acquiring the property with full knowledge of the derelict site notices to complete the appropriate works so that the property is delisted from the Derelict Sites Register.
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