Last week of Ireland’s all-island rail network consultation

Published on 17-01-2022 at 10:46

Nicola Mallon MLA

Governments in Belfast and Dublin have reminded all stakeholders that the pubic consultation on the future of Ireland’s railways ends on Friday. The process will inform decisions on the shape of the railway network in both Northern Ireland (part of the UK) and in the Republic of Ireland.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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Last week of Ireland’s all-island rail network consultation

Published on 17-01-2022 at 10:46

Nicola Mallon MLA

Governments in Belfast and Dublin have reminded all stakeholders that the pubic consultation on the future of Ireland’s railways ends on Friday. The process will inform decisions on the shape of the railway network in both Northern Ireland (part of the UK) and in the Republic of Ireland.

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Tags: All Ireland Strategic Rail Review, Ireland, Mallon, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland

Author: Simon Walton

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