€400m investment announced for Limerick s Moyross area
Updated / Thursday, 11 Feb 2021
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Mid West Correspondent
A €400m investment to include a 150-bed hospital, as well as over 200 housing units has been announced by Limerick City and County Council.
The hospital is to be developed on a major portion of land adjacent to the Moyross estate located on a stretch of roadway given the green light only yesterday by Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan.
The hospital, which will have 150 beds, 40-day care beds, as well as a medical training and research centre, is being provided by the University of Pittsburgh Medical Centre or UPMC group.
Laois road safety campaigner reappointed to Road Safety Authority board
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A Laois mother whose small son was killed by a drunk driver will continue in her efforts to make Ireland s roads safer.
Gillian Treacy s son Ciarán 4, was killed and she herself seriously injured when a drunk driver hit their car in a head on collision near Portarlington on April 19, 2014. Finbarr O Rourke from Portlaoise served four years of a six year sentence and was released from prison in April 2020.
Gillian and her husband Ronan went on to head a heartbreaking media road safety campaign for the Road Safety Authority against drink driving.
A former chair of Shannon Group has been appointed to new chairperson of the Irish Aviation Authority. Rose Hynes has taken up the role on an interim basis following her appointment by Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan. Minister Ryan has praised Ms Hynes’ aviation knowledge and boardroom experience, saying he’s confident she will lead the […]
More balanced regional development and public transport investments key for Ryan
Developing rail in both Limerick and Cork is a number one priority for Minister Eamon Ryan By Tadgh McNally Sunday 27 Dec 2020, 2:47 PM Dec 27th 2020, 2:47 PM 13,044 Views 35 Comments
Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan
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Image: RollingNews
DELIVERING BALANCED REGIONAL development and investing in public transport is being focused on by Transport Minister Eamon Ryan.
According to the Minister, developing rail in both Limerick and Cork is a number one priority for him, believing that it would transform the planning of both cities.
In Cork, Ryan says there was a plan for investing in rail, but it never materialized.
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