Louth TD, Paula Butterly, has said that the Government’s Accelerating Infrastructure Action Plan will deliver more homes, better transport as well as the critical infrastructure Ireland’s growing population needs.
Deputy Butterly told the Dundalk Democrat that \"these reforms mark a turning point in cutting delays, streamlining planning approvals and ensuring that major infrastructure projects the country needs don’t stay on paper.
“Families need homes, commuters need better transport, while businesses need certainty. This plan will deliver on all three.”
The plan, which was published this week, has 30 time-bound actions that the Deputy Butterly said will cut red tape, reduce regulations, and remove barriers, and Deputy Butterly joined us on The Agenda this morning to talk to us some more about this.