The mistake we made in the last economic crisis was not building infrastructure

Why we need to double down on infrastructure expenditure and ensure Ireland remains attractive from a competitiveness perspective
The mistake we made in the last economic crisis was not building infrastructure

It is crucial to prioritise infrastructure projects that also align with our carbon reduction goals. 

Following the global fiscal crisis a decade and a half ago, Ireland stood accused of having made a number of fundamental errors.

One of the most profound and lasting critiques was that our investment in public infrastructure had ground to a virtual halt as the public finances collapsed amid international banking and economic turmoil.

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