Government announces €2.25bn infrastructure investment
UPDATE: The government has announced plans for a €2.25 billion investment programme in public infrastructure projects but the construction lobby is not impressed.
The government has announced plans for a €2.25 billion investment programme in public infrastructure projects.
The programme covers a range of projects in education, health, transport and justice. The package contains €280 million of investment in the Education sector, including the development of a campus for Dublin Institute of Technology at Grangegorman in Dublin. Several major road by-passes, notably in Wexford and Galway, will be built under the programme and €115 million is to be...
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