The text discusses Irish Transport Minister Darragh O’Brien warning that there is no rapid solution to the persistent M50 gridlock, emphasizing that improvements will come through the National Development Plan and investments in transport options. He highlights the role of strategic funding in expanding viable alternatives to driving, and underscores the long-term commitment required to ease congestion around Dublin.
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