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The operator will carry out a major upgrade of capital’s electricity grid, replacing underground cabling – some of which is up to 50 years old.
Dubliners are being warned of “considerable” traffic disruption as EirGrid launched plans to install more than 50km of underground cables across the city.
The operator will carry out a major upgrade of capital’s electricity grid, replacing underground cabling – some of which is up to 50 years old.
The state-owned energy company has announced a six-year plan to lay 50 kilometres of new cables - which could cause significant traffic disruption.
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South side of the city to be worst affected by the installation of 50km of underground power lines