
MetroLink
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Oct 26, 2026
MICK CLIFFORD'S BOOK ON GROWING UP IN THE KERRY GAA
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12:59Pat KennyHOST
of the people there.
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12:59Pat KennyHOST
I suppose Nafina in Dublin became famous during the battle for Metro North, right? Metrolink, as it's now called, because they used considerable clout to avoid
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13:11Mick CliffordGUEST
being moved.
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13:12Mick CliffordGUEST
They did indeed.
New National Maternity Hospital approved
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3:41Paul DavisGUEST
There are issues, though, in terms of the capacity to deliver it now.
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3:45JustinHOST
Yes, and on that, I mean, it's to be completed by 2033, but there are a lot of infrastructure projects happening in the country right now, Metrolink being the biggest one that's going to be happening in that same time frame.
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4:00JustinHOST
Is there a sufficient supply of labour in the country to complete that work now on time?
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4:05Paul DavisGUEST
Well, that's the real question here is we've had loads of planned announcements under the National Development Plan.
Why is motor insurance so expensive in Ireland?
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31:33Ciaran HancockHOST
confident
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31:33Emmet RyanGUEST
about Metrolink? Again, I had brown hair when I was meant to be first finished.
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31:37Emmet RyanGUEST
Until I see it actually up and running.
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31:38Emmet RyanGUEST
So the
€125.1 million written off in private insurance claims
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11:40Eimer McAuleyGUEST
Yeah, and this is the kind of story that's plagued this government about misspend or money being sunk into projects that won't work or hearing that actually the budget for this is going to have to be revised because it's going to cost, you know, billions more than we thought it would.
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11:52Eimer McAuleyGUEST
I'm thinking of Metrolink and obviously we won't say the words Children's Hospital again.
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11:56Eimer McAuleyGUEST
I think just the last point, the last point on the HSE thing, I wonder if there's accountancy staff dealing with like really outdated digital systems or even on paper systems who have their head in their hands listening to this, who are thinking, well, it's actually very difficult.
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12:11Eimer McAuleyGUEST
And also, I know that that recruiting freeze exists.
How Ireland Built Its National Children's Hospital (At Any Cost)
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14:51Paul CullenGUEST
So I think a tightly focused independent inquiry into the causes would help us.
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14:56Paul CullenGUEST
Because remember, we've a lot of infrastructure yet to build some big projects in the immediate pipeline, like the maternity hospital, like Metrolink.
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15:04Paul CullenGUEST
We have to get those right.
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15:05Frank GreaneyHOST
We really have to get those right.
Bobby’s Business Roundup October 17th
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20:01Susan Hayes-CulletonGUEST
You know, we were talking there about O'Connell Street.
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20:03Susan Hayes-CulletonGUEST
There's a reference to the Metrolink office going in there.
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20:05Susan Hayes-CulletonGUEST
And, uh, so politically, the government needs to drive on.
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20:08Susan Hayes-CulletonGUEST
We're all impatient for, for having more infrastructure.
Bobby’s Business Roundup October 17th
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18:45Susan Hayes-CulletonGUEST
Things are moving too slowly." You know, we were talking there about O'Connell Street.
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18:49Susan Hayes-CulletonGUEST
There's a reference to the Metrolink office going in there.
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18:51Susan Hayes-CulletonGUEST
And, uh, so politically, the government needs to drive on.
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18:54Susan Hayes-CulletonGUEST
We're all impatient for, for having more infrastructure.
EU court backs Dublin Airport’s 32 million passenger cap
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2:55Ciara KellyHOST
Yeah.
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2:55Ciara KellyHOST
Um, but I think Metrolink is the plan, but that is not going to happen today or tomorrow, as, as we both are aware.
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3:01Kevin ByrneGUEST
In- indeed.
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3:02Kevin ByrneGUEST
Indeed not, no.
D15 Today Friday 09/10/2026
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40:23FelixHOST
... that kind of led to everything collapsing.
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40:24FelixHOST
But I mean, for the Metrolink, like, it's just, I don't think the, the, no matter how many billions of euros they, they give to it, they're gonna go over budget.
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40:32FelixHOST
They, they want to open from 2036 to 2038.
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40:36FelixHOST
They want to open between those years.
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40:48FelixHOST
You're gonna be digging a bunch of tunnels under people's houses, under the city center, um, then you're gonna be laying a bunch of tracks along those tunnels.
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40:56FelixHOST
Then you've got to build these, these, I don't know if they, they've got to get these trains, which by the way, are, are driverless, and that's gonna come with its own controversy.
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41:04FelixHOST
I think that kind of the driverless vehicle craze hasn't as taken hold in Ireland here, and I'd say there are gonna be a lot of people who will at the very least be apprehensive about getting in a self-driving vehicle, especially one as kind of high speed as a Metrolink train.
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41:18FelixHOST
And then, you know, they're gonna have to get the trains, put them in the tracks, make sure they're all working properly.
RTÉ funding snub not a good look for Patrick O’Donovan
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22:52Pat LeahyPANELIST
Mm
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22:52Hugh LinehanHOST
... on, on, on Wednesday, if you're going to hit that 6%, there are some areas, some departments, that are going to need to be over 6, 6% because there's major projects like Metrolink or whatever it might be.
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23:03Pat LeahyPANELIST
Mm-hmm.
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23:03Hugh LinehanHOST
And so other departments are going to have to get less than 6%.
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