Joe Lynam
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first heard Sep 2025
last heard 23 Dec
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Michael, thanks very much for coming in.
Thank you.
That's Michael Healy, the Managing Director of the IG Group for the UK and Ireland.
Breakfast Business with Enterprise Ireland on Newstalk.
Ireland's richest local authority, Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown, is soon to equip many of its dozens of vehicles with new sensors and measuring devices in order to make that part of Dublin a so-called smart city.
The idea is to gauge where the worst pollution or most stubborn traffic are in the county and get the private sector to help rectify problems.
Ronan Herron is the Digital Strategy Officer with Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council and is sitting in front of me.
Good morning, Ronan.
Morning, Joe.
What is a smart city and what use is it to ordinary people?
So I mentioned that you're going to equip some of your vehicles, and you'll have quite a few of them driving around the county, with sensors.
So are they going to go to traffic hotspots to measure pollution levels, for example, or traffic levels, or what are they going to do?
And when you say action, what do you mean?
I mean, if you're driving through Ranla, for example, it's a very busy place during the day.
You're not going to reroute the traffic.
Make it easier to get on and off the M50.
Okay, well, best of luck with the project, Ronan, and hopefully we'll all have kind of a cleaner city to live in and county.
That is Ronan Heron, the Digital Strategy Officer with Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council.
That's it for now and for this...
Getting houses built and infrastructure in general is the biggest single issue facing Ireland's economy, but doing so is becoming increasingly difficult.
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