Varadkar: Up to €200m already spent on postponed projects

More than €200m has already been spent on transport projects being put on ice, most of it on Metro North and the Dart Underground.

Thu, 10 Nov, 2011 - 14:12

More than €200m has already been spent on transport projects being put on ice, most of it on Metro North and the Dart Underground.

The Government has called a halt to work on Metro North, Metro West, DART Underground, the Navan Rail line, the Thornton Hall prison and the Monaghan to Derry road through Northern Ireland.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Metro North Place: Dart Underground Place: Navan rail line Place: Thornton Hall prison Place: Monaghan Place: Derry Road Place: Northern Ireland Person: Varadkar Person: Transport Minister Person: Leo Varadkar Organisation: Metro West Organisation: Dart Underground

<p>Members of the Siptu and Unite unions are to impose work-to-rule action on Monday and a 24-hour stoppage on Tuesday.</p>

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