Plans revealed for new and upgraded rail lines in Cork, Limerick and Waterford
Southern regions would benefit, but other reports rule out reopening the Western Rail Corridor for passenger services in Galway and Mayo
Eamon Ryan has revealed plans for major railway upgrades to “transform” the cities of Cork, Limerick and Waterford.
The Minister for Transport is commissioning an all-island railway review to look at building new rail lines and expanding services on “under-utilised” lines at risk of closure.
“We can get the funding and it transforms our regional cities. Dublin is under stress, so balanced regional development is good for Dublin as well as...
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