Dublin rail repairs may take six months

Northern Ireland Rail says it believes it could be six months before the rail line between Belfast and Dublin will be operational again.

Tue, 25 Aug, 2009 - 08:46

Northern Ireland Rail says it believes it could be six months before the rail line between Belfast and Dublin will be operational again.

Iarnród Éireann says it will take at least three months to fix the viaduct at Malahide after a section of the bridge collapsed into the sea last Friday.

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Courts Malahide bridge collapse Place: Dublin Place: Belfast Place: Malahide Place: Connolly Station Person: General Manager Person: Mal McGreevy Organisation: Northern Ireland Rail Organisation: Iarnród Éireann Organisation: NIr

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