How the number of judicial reviews affects big infrastructure projects

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Previously titled “How the number judicial reviews effect big projects” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 4, 2026

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Recorded09 Feb 2026

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The recent action plan on Infrastructure delivery cited the number of judicial reviews as one of the key reasons why big projects don't get completed on time or on budget. Irish courts take much longer than their European peers and one of the reasons for that is the fact that we have far fewer judges. Seán Guerin Senior Counsel and Chair of the Bar of Ireland believes that making Judicial reviews more difficult is a mistake. Seán explained by to Joe this morning.

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