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…
Looks like you win this round, Ranelagh
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Businessman’s freehold claim on leafy Dartmouth Square in Ranelagh an ongoing headache for locals amid MetroLink concerns
Noel O’Gara’s assertion about the Victorian park is another problem to add to issues around the proposed rail…
Ciara Doherty’s striking interview with Andrew McGinley – The Irish Times
It has been the setting for many a robust confrontation, but is The Hard Shoulder (Newstalk, weekdays) now…
‘You have a traffic problem,’ Hans Zimmer tells Dublin before a mesmerising evening with the movie maestro – The Irish Times
Hans Zimmer Live3Arena, Dublin★★★★☆ Hans Zimmer’s music has soundtracked barbarian invasions, intergalactic derring-do and pratfalling pirates, but Hollywood’s…
Transport Minister says MetroLink plans could be derailed for two years – The Irish Times
An expected delay to the construction of the long-awaited MetroLink rail line could be as long as two…
Ranelagh residents react to legal challenge on MetroLink – The Irish Times
If the residents of Dartmouth Square in Ranelagh, South Dublin, were troubled by the national attention they have…
MetroLink facing ‘inevitable delay’ following legal challenge from Ranelagh residents – The Irish Times
Construction of the MetroLink rail line is facing an “inevitable delay” following a court challenge to the decision…
Is Simon Harris fit for the role of Minister for Finance? – The Irish Times
Listen to our weekly digest of all things politicalFine Gael leader Simon Harris is the new Minister for…
‘Olympic village’ could be built for project workers, says transport expert – The Irish Times
A transportation expert said there is a need to “think outside the box” in building the proposed MetroLink…
Dublin MetroLink construction will need 8,000 workers, committee told – The Irish Times
Dublin’s planned new metro system will need about 8,000 workers to construct, an Oireachtas committee has been told.…
8,000 workers needed for its construction, with many coming from abroad
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