NTA reveals that another 665 households may lose part of gardens in Bus Connects plan

A further 665 homes in south and west Dublin could lose part of their front gardens as part of the Bus Connects plan.

NTA reveals that another 665 households may lose part of gardens in Bus Connects plan
Thu, 24 Jan, 2019 - 07:09
Digital Desk staff

A further 665 homes in south and west Dublin could lose part of their front gardens as part of the Bus Connects plan.

The National Transport Authority has announced details of the second phase of the project.

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