Consortium puts rail link project back on track

PLANS to develop a rail link between Shannon, Ennis and Limerick is back on track after a consortium yesterday said it was willing to back the project.

Consortium puts rail link project back on track
Tue, 29 Apr, 2003 - 01:00
Tony Purcell and Gordon Deegan

Beaux Walk Properties, the company behind the €135m redevelopment of Shannon town, said a study has found the rail service is viable.

Managing Director Barry Boland said the rail link could be built for under €100 million.

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