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Metro oral hearing gets underway in Dublin

An oral hearing into plans for an 18km metro line serving north Dublin is due to get underway today.

Metro oral hearing gets underway in Dublin

Mon, 02 Mar, 2009 - 08:21

An oral hearing into plans for an 18km metro line serving north Dublin is due to get underway today.

The planned Metro North line, which would be mainly underground, would link Swords with St Stephen's Green in the city centre.

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