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Transport minister backs plans Cork city transport office

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By Tadgh McNally Verified
| Echo Live Verified
Transport minister Darragh O’Brien has backed plans for a new office in Cork to oversee major transport infrastructure projects across the city. Mr O’Brien wants co-ordination on major projects — such as Cork Luas, the Cork Commuter Rail Programme, and BusConnects Cork — to be carried out “properly” under one office. “I’m dealing with agencies and officials to make this happen. We expect, hopefully, some positive news very soon,” Mr O’Brien said.
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Cork Docklands redevelopment plans given green light despite rising cost

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By Tadgh McNally Verified, Rachel Lysaght Verified
| Echo Live Verified
The Government has approved plans to progress the Cork Docklands redevelopment project. On Tuesday, the Cabinet confirmed the redevelopment would go ahead, despite reports in The Echo last week that the overall cost had ballooned to over €1bn. It had been expected to cost approximately €595m when the plan was first mooted five years ago.
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Cost of deveoping Cork's docklands has doubled in five years to more than €1bn

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By Tadgh McNally Verified
| Echo Live Verified
The cost of developing Cork city’s docklands has almost doubled in the space of just five years to more than €1bn. The lion’s share of the cost increases stem from the rising cost of building the controversial Eastern Gateway Bridge, which has seen a four-fold increase from €74m to €311m. Overall costs for the major development are expected to rise from the €595m planned in 2021 to €1.062bn, with all aspects of the project due for completion by 2038.
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