[2] In 2013 the college moved from Upper William Street to the site of the former HSI Limerick Business School on O'Connell Avenue.

[4] As of 2009, ACCA part-time programmes are conducted by lecturers from the Professional Accountancy Department at Griffith College Cork in Limerick; these are papers F4 to F9, P1 to P3, P6, and P7.

In 2009, a Postgraduate Diploma in Business Management (NCC Education), part of a programme leading to an MBA awarded by the University of Gloucestershire, commenced.

Griffith College Limerick offers part-time and full-time courses in Mechanical, Electrical, and Electronic Engineering.

[9] In the past the Mid West Business Institute provided MBA programmes awarded by University of Surrey in the UK.

As in the MWBI days, a number of full-time programmes are entitled to tax relief such as the HETAC Higher Certificate in Business.

The graduation ceremony was hosted in St Mary's Cathedral; in attendance were Deputy Mayor of Limerick Cllr.

[11] The 2009 ceremony took place on 5 November,[12] with students graduating from the college's HETAC, BTEC/EDEXCEL, NCC Education, and ICM programmes.

The 2007 ceremony[15] was addressed by the then Deputy Mayor of Limerick, Councillor John Gilligan, who helped present the awards to the graduates.