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A site in Dublin, previously owned by Hammerson, is facing cost overruns related to the Metrolink project managed by Transport Infrastructure Ireland, impacting the National Children's Hospital.

Steady: 1 in the last 7 days Updated wednesday

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  1. British Army barricade was established near Hammerson's terraces in Dublin.

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2 reports, 2 independent, last reported Wed 00:00. The briefing below covers this first event.

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A site in Dublin, previously owned by Hammerson, is facing cost overruns related to the Metrolink project managed by Transport Infrastructure Ireland, impacting the National Children's Hospital.

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  1. British Army barricade was established near Hammerson's terraces in Dublin.1 source
  2. TII acquired a portion of Hammerson's Dublin site, facilitating Metrolink delivery and transferring the O'Connell Street site to State ownership.Sub-event
  3. Cost overruns plague a former Hammerson site in Dublin related to the Metrolink project and National Children's Hospital.1 source

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