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Limerick City and County Council is inviting registrations for a new Rightsizing Scheme at Radharc Cillín, Kilfinane, Co. Limerick

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Two one-bed apartments are available through this scheme which is entirely voluntary. They are set in a well-established and well-serviced area with plenty of amenities nearby. The rightsizing homes are located in a mixed tenure development, that includes both social and private housing units.  The new homes are a ground floor and a first-floor unit with floor areas of 49.2m² and 49.5m² respectively.

The register launch is focused on private rightsizers over the age of 55, who own their own homes, and who find their dwelling too large for their needs. Under the scheme, a successful applicant must sell their home on the private market in return for a lifelong tenancy. The successful applicants will pay a 25% financial contribution from the sale to Limerick City and County Council.

The new homes will be available in February 2026.

The closing date for receipt of applications from eligible candidates over the age of 55 is 5pm Wednesday 11th February 2026.

For more information and eligibility criteria visit limerick.ie/rightsizing-scheme.

Candidates who submit a full application with supporting documentation will be assessed to ensure they meet the eligibility requirements. Limerick City and County Council will hold a panel of approved candidates in excess of the number of available properties in case a selected candidate’s circumstances change, and they are unable to accept the offer.

Key Benefits of the Rightsizing Scheme

  1. Voluntary Participation 
    The scheme is completely voluntary – you choose whether it suits your needs and circumstances.
  2. Lifetime Security of Tenure
    You receive a lifetime tenancy in a modern home, giving you peace of mind and long-term housing stability.
  3. More Manageable Living Space
    The scheme is ideal if your current home feels too large or difficult to maintain. The new homes are smaller, modern, and easier to manage.
  4. Stay Connected to Your Community
    The scheme allows you to remain in Limerick, close to friends, family, and familiar services.
  5. Financial Flexibility
    By selling your current home and contributing only 25% of the net proceeds, you retain 75% of the sale value, which can be used to support your lifestyle, healthcare, or family.

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