Ireland to get £400m in Euro funds

£400m of European money has been confirmed to fund structural projects in Ireland.

Fri, 12 Jan, 2001 - 15:01

£400m of European money has been confirmed to fund structural projects in Ireland.

The funding includes a £50m overhaul of Heuston Station in Dublin, a new section of motorway from Cloghran to Balbriggan in North Dublin and more funding for the main drainage schemes underway in Dublin, Cork and Limerick.

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