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What the paper says: Wednesday’s front pages

Data Centers to Power Themselves, Cork to Get New Train Stations

Energy Independence for Data Centers

Wednesday’s headlines reveal significant developments across Ireland. Data centers will soon be able to build their own electricity plants. Simultaneously, progress continues on expanding Cork’s public transport network with the addition of new train stations.

The government intends to ease restrictions, making it easier for energy-intensive operations, such as data centers, to generate their own power. The new policy is slated for publication next month.

Infrastructure Projects

The route for the Cork to Limerick motorway is expected to be announced. This 80km road project will be unveiled on Monday. This demonstrates a commitment to upgrading the transport network.

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The cost of housing impacts the healthcare sector. Many nurses, who are from overseas, are choosing to leave after their contracts expire due to high accommodation costs (Source 2025).

Additional Headlines

Further coverage focuses on other significant national developments. The news from the front pages offers a snapshot of critical areas.

The Irish Times front page.

The coming months will reveal the practical impacts of these policy shifts on the economy and citizens.

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