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NTA BusConnects overhaul proceeds in Dublin with major infrastructure work

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Contractors for the National Transport Authority felled mature trees in Phibsborough, Dublin, as part of BusConnects, a major overhaul of the capital’s bus routes. The project includes building a new underpass at Blaquiere Bridge and establishing a new walking and cycling route.

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The BusConnects project represents a major infrastructure overhaul of public transport in Dublin. This large-scale construction and planning effort involves significant local government management and implementation.

The National Transport Authority has contracted Indra for rail system work and plans network redesign and new services in Dublin and Cork.

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    Dublin City Council might face increased costs related to local planning approval and management of the infrastructure project.

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