- €5.5bn is being allocated to the Department of Transport in Budget 2027
- An additional €1.5m will maintain vital transport links for offshore islands
- The allocation covers the launch of the Vehicle Adaptation Scheme
- Some €4.2bn through the National Development Plan will provide for investment in DART+, BusConnects and Cork commuter rail
- Road projects include the Adare Bypass, the Galway Ring Road and the M28 road from Cork to Ringaskiddy
An additional €1.5m will maintain vital transport links for offshore islands as part of Budget 2027. €5.5bn is being allocated to the Department of Transport. This allocation will cover the launch of the Vehicle Adaptation Scheme and will support regional airport connectivity among other projects. Some €4.2bn through the National Development Plan will provide for investment in DART+, BusConnects and the Cork commuter rail projects, as well as road projects such as the Adare Bypass, the Galway Ring Road and the M28 road from Cork to Ringaskiddy.
The Department of Transport is receiving €5.5bn in Budget 2027. The allocation covers the launch of the Vehicle Adaptation Scheme. The allocation supports regional airport connectivity. €1.5m will maintain vital transport links for offshore islands.
Some €4.2bn through the National Development Plan will provide for investment in DART+, BusConnects and the Cork commuter rail projects. Road projects include the Adare Bypass, the Galway Ring Road and the M28 road from Cork to Ringaskiddy.
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