Congestion charges will not be introduced in Dublin, despite worsening traffic – The Irish Times
Congestion charges are not en route for Dublin motorists, according to Dublin City Council’s traffic chief, despite international…
U2 at Croke Park, Trump at Doonbeg and AI in healthcare: our experts make their big predictions for 2026
What will we be wearing, watching, cheering on and raving about in the coming year? We asked our…
MetroLink trains won’t have drivers
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TII to buy Dartmouth Square objectors’ houses as challenge to MetroLink is dropped – The Irish Times
Ranelagh residents who took a legal challenge to the multibillion MetroLink rail project are set to accept an…
TII to buy Dartmouth Square objectors’ houses as challenge to MetroLink is dropped – The Irish Times
Ranelagh residents who took a legal challenge to the multibillion MetroLink rail project are set to accept an…
Judicial review into Metrolink project withdrawn
A judicial review into the proposed Metrolink in Dublin has been withdrawn, the Minister for Transport has said.…
Advisers concerned by lack of funding commitment for nature restoration plan – The Irish Times
The advisory committee on nature restoration has expressed “disappointment and frustration” at the exclusion of nature from a…
Ireland is brilliant at identifying problems and terrible at solving them – The Irish Times
There’s a scene in Monty Python’s Life of Brian where the People’s Front of Judea list everything the…
The Indo Daily: NIMBY or necessary? The South Dublin residents delaying MetroLink mega-project
Picture a peaceful Victorian square in an affluent corner of South Dublin, and now picture Ireland’s long-awaited Metrolink…
High Court hears Dartmouth Square residents 'agreeable' to mediation – The Journal
High Court hears Dartmouth Square residents ‘agreeable’ to mediation The JournalMetroLink legal challenge to be heard in March RTE.ieDavid McWilliams:…
Judicial reviews being used to 'impede the public good', Minister says – The Journal
Judicial reviews being used to ‘impede the public good’, Minister says The JournalCan the infrastructure plan tackle Ireland’s packed…
Radical new rules to deter objectors from stalling key State projects
Thirty new actions will overhaul the delivery of vital projects and introduce ‘financial jeopardy’ to objectors Public Expenditure…