Protected disclosure sent to UL chancellor Mary Harney over €8m purchase of Dunnes site was not formally investigated
Minister urged to step in over ‘hasty’ move to drop city centre campus plan and buy different site branded ‘a complete waste of taxpayers’ money’
The former Dunnes site in Limerick
Wayne O'Connor
A protected disclosure made to University of Limerick (UL) chancellor Mary Harney three years ago — regarding a controversial €8m land deal — was not formally investigated by the college.
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