MetroLink

Previous efforts for the infrastructure project have stalled, including after the financial crisis

Cabinet set to consider plans in autumn to put out to tender the proposed 19km Dublin rail link from Swords to Charlemont

Plus: mixed signals on Metrolink, taking back placenames and wine-testing at the Abbey

Minister for Public Expenditure says aspects of Climate Act weaponised by those who want to stop projects

Shared electric fleets charging overnight are the ideal customer for always-on nuclear power. The technologies belong together

Apartments on Fitzwilliam Quay seen as template for new council-owned company regeneration of vacant buildings

Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock

I am sceptical because there are so many areas other than Dublin transport that require improvement

North Co Dublin deserves infrastructure that matches its population, its contribution to the economy and its potential

A key test of infrastructure and housing ambitions is about to take place in the north inner city

State has bought O’Connell Street plot as part of MetroLink railway project

The moment for counsels of despair has passed

The capital is deficient in cultural infrastructure for a city of its size

Inside Politics: State acquisition of O’Connell Street site for Dublin transport project part of €725m pre-construction spend

State spends up to €80m acquiring half of controversial derelict ‘Carlton’ site

UK property group Hammerson sells beleaguered central Dublin development to State as part of €80m divestment

Plot which included area occupied by former Carlton cinema was to have been developed as a shopping centre by Hammerson

Land Development Agency to build cost-rental homes up to 12 storeys tall

MetroLink resonates deafeningly in cost terms with what went wrong with the children’s hospital project

Official says cost of project connecting city centre to airport will cost ‘well north’ of initial €9.5bn estimate

City centre residential block earmarked for demolition to accommodate underground station for €18bn project

Climate legislation was well-intentioned but ‘just gave rope’ to serial objectors, says Sean O’Driscoll

City has ‘been the star performer of the UK economy since 2008′

This will be one of most expensive infrastructural projects in the history of the State. Failure is not acceptable

Minister for Transport looks to waive pre-legislative scrutiny on new Bill to establish State agency

Early Edition with Aideen Finnegan

Commuters can expect plenty of disruption, but no new lines, until at least the next general election

While other countries waste time building infrastructure, we have perfected the more sophisticated art of discussing it

Cabinet expected to consider plans to authorise the next phase of the Dublin MetroLink project in mid-July

We’ve been here before: the seemingly wild cost of refurbishment and the fact that, after nearly two years of closure and an expenditure of over €3.3m, main construction has yet to begin

More detail needed on €270bn plan, says industry chief

Transport Infrastructure Ireland chief ‘does not have precise timeline’ for recruiting MetroLink programme director

Taking an integrated approach to the projects would prevent the needless destruction of a large area of Dublin’s St Stephen’s Green

Let’s not miss a once-in-a-generation opportunity

Nature restoration isn’t a luxury. It’s one of the highest-return investments available to the State

Expressions of interest sought for deal to supply trains, tracks and stations and run 19km line

Former home of Construction Industry Federation came close to being sold for €23m in midst of Covid-19 pandemic

New cost estimates for 19km underground line submitted for approval for the first time in four years

It’s crunch time for the State’s first underground line, with the first update in the cost of Dublin rail project coming since 2022

Compulsory Purchase Orders have been placed on properties at Townsend Street in Dublin