What the paper says: Wednesday's front pages

Wednesday's front pages focus on a range of stories from data centres being allowed to build private electricity plants to Cork being on track for eight new train stations.
What the paper says: Wednesday's front pages

Kenneth Fox

Wednesday's front pages focus on a range of stories from data centres being allowed to build private electricity plants to Cork being on track for eight new train stations.

The Irish Times report the Government is to make it easier for large energy users such as data centres to power themselves independently under a new policy to be published next month.

The Irish Examiner reports the final route for one of Ireland’s largest ever road projects — the 80km Cork to Limerick motorway — is to be unveiled on Monday.

The Echo report that the cost of housing is causing nurses coming from overseas to leave when their contract is up.

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