Seen and heard: Port damage to hit prices; City library tender; Johnny Ronan’s Bewley’s deal; Mercury Engineering jobs; Oatier eyes Dublin flotation
Hauliers have warned the Government that they require more than €60 million a month in financial aid if the Holyhead crisis is not to quickly begin to drive trucking firms out of business, reports the Sunday Independent.
Consumers may face increased delivery prices for goods owing to the closure of Holyhead, An Post executive Garrett Bridgeman has told the Sunday Times. New tender documents show the council is seeking interested parties to build a new five-storey building of 6,100 square metres at the rear of the Georgian houses from 23 to 28 at Parnell Square North, to form the core of the new City Library. This includes connections to the Georgian house at number 26 and to the Hugh Lane Gallery.
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