Talks on all-Ireland transport issues

A SDLP delegation will discuss all-Ireland transport issues with Transport Minister Martin Cullen in Dublin today.

Talks on all-Ireland transport issues
Wed, 02 Nov, 2005 - 07:11

A SDLP delegation will discuss all-Ireland transport issues with Transport Minister Martin Cullen in Dublin today.

The party’s regional development spokeswoman Margaret Ritchie MLA will raise the development of a 32-county infrastructure strategy, transportation measures and road and rail safety.

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