Europe warns Dublin over urban sprawl

The European Environmental Agency has warned that Dublin will need new infrastructure if its urban sprawl continues.

Europe warns Dublin over urban sprawl
Fri, 24 Nov, 2006 - 09:19

The European Environmental Agency has warned that Dublin will need new infrastructure if its urban sprawl continues.

The EEA report predicts that by 2025 the amount of homes in the greater Dublin area will have more than doubled.

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