Minister seeks chair for Transport Infrastructure Ireland
The Minister of Transport has announced an open call for applications to appoint the new Chair of Transport Infrastructure Ireland. This leadership role will steer key national projects including road development and public transport expansion, shaping Ireland's connectivity future.
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Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) stands as a vital organisation driving the advancement of Ireland’s transport infrastructure, crucial for economic progress, regional growth, and enhanced safety and living standards. The Minister of Transport has invited candidates to apply for the role of Chair of TII, presenting a significant opportunity to lead and influence major public investment projects that will impact transport connectivity for future generations.
TII operates on behalf of the Irish State, overseeing the planning, development, and management of major national road schemes alongside public transport initiatives such as the Luas light rail system. Until a Special Delivery Body is established for the next phase, TII also manages MetroLink, a pioneering public transport project in Ireland. These investments are essential in creating a more connected, sustainable, and resilient transport network across the country.
As Ireland faces ongoing population growth, increased urbanisation, and a shift towards a low-carbon economy, TII’s role in delivering transformative infrastructure of national significance is more critical than ever. Interested applicants can find further details and apply via the Public Jobs website. The closing date for applications is 15 September 2029.
TII operates on behalf of the Irish State, overseeing the planning, development, and management of major national road schemes alongside public transport initiatives such as the Luas light rail system. Until a Special Delivery Body is established for the next phase, TII also manages MetroLink, a pioneering public transport project in Ireland. These investments are essential in creating a more connected, sustainable, and resilient transport network across the country.
As Ireland faces ongoing population growth, increased urbanisation, and a shift towards a low-carbon economy, TII’s role in delivering transformative infrastructure of national significance is more critical than ever. Interested applicants can find further details and apply via the Public Jobs website. The closing date for applications is 15 September 2029.
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