Ireland allocates €1.3B for health infrastructure, including major hospital upgrades and new facilities across multiple regions.

Ireland’s 2026 health capital plan allocates €1.3 billion for infrastructure, including €1.327 billion for buildings and equipment, with major projects across the country. Limerick receives €136 million for hospital expansions, a new surgical hub, and community care upgrades. Other regions see significant investments: €24 million in Cavan and Monaghan for hospital expansions and mental health units, €29 million in Sligo and Leitrim for new facilities and upgrades, and €10.1 million in Mayo for emergency department improvements and community care. The National Children’s Hospital remains on track, while new elective hospitals and surgical hubs are planned. Construction challenges may impact timelines.