Rail chiefs accused of putting lives at risk

Rail chiefs were today accused of playing with thousands of people’s lives by not closing a busy rail line when safety concerns were raised five days before it collapsed into the sea.

Rail chiefs were today accused of playing with thousands of people’s lives by not closing a busy rail line when safety concerns were raised five days before it collapsed into the sea.

Labour TD Tommy Broughan said countless lives could have been lost when a bridge on the cross-border Dublin-Belfast line crumbled near Malahide last month.

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