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In his column, Ipswich Borough Council leader Neil MacDonald has spoken of the importance of having enough housing supply to meet demand.

A new Pathfinder Project for Dublins city centre will see more space for pedestrians and extended bus corridor hours at College Green.

Private cars will be banned from Dublin’s College Green by the end of the month to alleviate “significant delays” for public transport, the council has said.

The bus corridor at College Green will be in operation 24/7 from later this month.

According to a review, 38 new and enhanced bus services have been introduced since Connecting Ireland was first launched.

Kildare Co Council is ‘continuing its discussions’ with the Department of Transport to progress the Pathfinder project in Naas.

The Lake District National Park Authority is asking people to help develop a design code to help inform development in the area and protect its heritage.

The compulsory acquisition of private gardens along most of the routes will still be required, the NTA has confirmed

Kildare Co Council has said the provision of parklets and similar infrastructure at locations around Naas will be considered as part of the Pathfinder project.

Government ministers have broken ground on the North Quays project on a day described as "momentous" by Waterford Mayor, Cllr John OLeary.  The ...