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Limerick rail lines under threat in the 'short term'

IF THE GOVERNMENT doesn’t invest in railway lines then they may as well “turn off the lights outside the M50, pull the door and throw away the key,” said Deputy Niall Collins. He was speaking after documents released to the Irish Independent under ...

09 Feb 2018 at 14:30

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Weighty case for a light rail system for Limerick

A LIMERICK senator has called on the council to champion a proposal for a light rail network in the city. “This is a once in a generation opportunity to build a modern 21st century transport network that will be lost if the council does not act, ...

15 Aug 2017 at 12:51

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Action to be taken to resolve ‘chronic flooding’ on Limerick-Ennis railway line

A NUMBER of organisations have this Wednesday committed to action to “resolve the problem” of chronic flooding on the Limerick-Ennis railway line. The Joint Committee on Rural and Community Development has welcomed progress on rectifying the ...

28 Nov 2018 at 17:59

Business

Limerick-Castleconnell rail route could be under threat

SINN Fein Senator Paul Gavan says any proposed closure to rail lines around Limerick must be “resisted”. His comments come after it emerged that Irish Rail earmarked three routes in the region for closure. In a submission to the Labour ...

29 Aug 2017 at 11:43

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