NDP to Provide €100bn for Infrastructure Projects

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The money is being used to beef-up the Republic of Ireland's National Development Plan.

NDP to provide €100bn for infrastructure projects

Follow developments as the Government announces details of a flagship plan to build infrastructure in Ireland over the next five years.

National Development Plan: Details of €200bn infrastructure projects delayed until Budget 2026

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Michael O’Leary blasts Government’s ‘smoke and mirrors’ infrastructure plans while growth capped at Dublin Airport

Michael O’Leary has criticised Government plans to unveil €100bn of new infrastructure spending this week while airlines cannot make full use of Dublin Airport.

Government bracing for 'profound uncertainty' amid recession fears

This Tuesday, the Government will publish the Summer Economic Statement, outlining €30 billion in extra capital spending to boost infrastructure, housing, and energy - bringing the total National Development Plan to nearly €100 billion.

Government planning for €200bn investment in capital expenditure over next decade

Minister Jack Chambers said that the money will give a “transformational opportunity” to the Irish economy.