Tourism ‘key’ to Nenagh rail line’s survival

A GROUP committed to keeping open a railway that many believe was under imminent threat of closure has now identified tourism as key to the line’s survival.

Tourism ‘key’ to Nenagh rail line’s survival
Mon, 27 Jun, 2011 - 01:00
John O’Dwyer

Nenagh Rail Partnership has been working for some years to ensure the future of the Ballybrophy to Limerick line.

All seemed assured when Irish Rail inaugurated a new Nenagh-Limerick commuter service in 2008.

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