O'Rourke proposes rail safety commission

The Government has proposed the establishment of a rail safety commission to regulate Ireland’s rail system.

Thu, 20 Dec, 2001 - 14:34

The Government has proposed the establishment of a rail safety commission to regulate Ireland’s rail system.

The commission would be responsible for monitoring and inspecting railway infrastructure and investigating rail accidents.

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