Officials grant full permission for electricity line connecting north and south

Officials have granted full planning permission for an electricity line between Northern Ireland and the Republic at a cost of over €200m.

Officials grant full permission for electricity line connecting north and south
Tue, 23 Jan, 2018 - 13:30

Officials have granted full planning permission for an electricity line between Northern Ireland and the Republic at a cost of over €200m. 

The North South Interconnector Project will see overhead cables connect the power grids between Co Tyrone and Co Meath.

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