Progress Ireland
Progress Ireland, Jonathan English, Seán Keyes, Sean O Neill Mcpartlin, Sarah Scales, Seán O'Neill McPartlin, Incautious OptimismInternational policy ideas for Ireland.
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The M50 is full. Now what?
Join us tonight at 5.30pm for Progress Ireland’s monthly meetup. It’s a chance to talk policy, meet interesting people, and chat with the Progress Ireland team.
I’ll kick things off with a short talk on how best to uncork bottlenecks in...
Monthly meetup
Join us on Wednesday 28th October at 5.30pm for Progress Ireland’s monthly meetup. It’s a chance to talk policy, meet interesting people, and chat with the Progress Ireland team.
We’ll kick things off with a short talk from Seán Keyes on...
How 1960s Paris built Europe’s busiest rail line
Last week, I said Dublin could end up as a poor man’s Dallas.
The Greater Dublin Area is on course for about three million people by 2050. Cities of that size tend to go one of two ways. Some keep a handful of strong centres, united by rai...
How Dublin gets to be like Dallas
Dublin is leveling up. On current trends, the Greater Dublin Area will be home to about three million people by 2050. Cities that size tend to go one of two ways. Some keep a strong centre, fed by rail. Others scatter their jobs across offi...
Ireland’s way of funding housing infrastructure holds back supply. Other countries do it differently.
To get enough homes built, Ireland needs to build all of the stuff that comes with them. Meeting housing targets means delivering enough water, roads and electricity connections. Call all of this housing-infrastructure.
In a healthy housin...
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Ideas to unlock Ireland's potential.
Jonathan English is a writer and infrastructure policy consultant. He is a Fellow at NYU's Marron Institute of Urban Management. He writes about infrastructure, history, and the systems that built the modern world.
Executive Director, Progress Ireland
Housing policy at Progress Ireland
Housing policy at Progress Ireland
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