Brennan to push ahead with Cork-Dublin motorway

The Minister for Transport, Seamus Brennan, has announced plans to step up the motorway building programme.

Fri, 12 Sep, 2003 - 14:42

The Minister for Transport, Seamus Brennan, has announced plans to step up the motorway building programme.

Speaking at the opening of a 10km by-pass of Watergrasshill in north Co Cork, the minister said he is seeking funding from the National Development Finance Agency to construct routes from Cork and Galway to Dublin.

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