Move comes after it emerged UL was tipped-off in 2022 about concerns
The UL student homes at Drominbeg Square, Rhebogue, Limerick. Inset: Chief commercial officer Andrew Flaherty
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A University of Limerick (UL) official who led a controversial overspend on 20 houses near the college has been placed on administrative leave this weekend. Andrew Flaherty, UL’s chief commercial officer (CCO), will not be allowed to participate in any university work or visit its campus during this time, pending the outcome of internal processes and reviews.
Mr Flaherty’s role has been drawn into question in light of concerns about UL’s €11.44m spend on the homes in Rhebogue, 3km from the college. This is €5.2m more than they are worth.