Sean Sweeney, who is from New Zealand, will also receive up to €30,000 in relocation expenses while private health insurance cover and a leased car will also be provided.
The Department of Transport said it was recognised before the recruitment process that there would only be a small group of professionals across the globe with the expertise to deliver MetroLink. “This transformational project is currently before planning. Once we get through the planning process, I am keen for us to go full tilt to get construction under way so that we meet our milestones and deliver a world-class metro system as quickly as possible.
The chief executive of the National Transport Authority Anne Graham said the appointment represented “a significant step in this crucial project and is a clear indication that progress is being made”.
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