Galway-Limerick rail link to open in 2009

Direct rail services between Galway and Limerick will begin in 2009, transport chiefs vowed today.

Galway-Limerick rail link to open in 2009
Fri, 16 Nov, 2007 - 16:09

Direct rail services between Galway and Limerick will begin in 2009, transport chiefs vowed today.

Tracks are being laid in the €106m first phase of the Western Rail Corridor redevelopment between Ennis and Athenry – 30 years after scheduled services ceased.

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