Government approves funding for regional connectivity projects involving Dublin and Belfast.
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Updated Jun 22
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Government approves funding for regional connectivity projects involving Dublin and Belfast.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Irish government announced capital investment in the FRC network, with a minister serving as the spokesperson for the funding package.Sub-event
- The Department of Transport is funding a new rail infrastructure program, including a corridor connecting Dublin and Malahide, and a new line linking Louth and Belfast.Sub-event
Regional connectivity funding approved between Dublin and Belfast.1 source
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