High-speed rail service could run from Cork to Derry, say ministers

High-speed rail service could run from Cork to Derry, say ministers

People make their way across the Peace Bridge in Derry (Brian Lawless/PA)

Wed, 07 Oct, 2020 - 20:45
Michael McHugh, PA

A high-speed rail service could run from Cork to Derry, ministers said.

Nichola Mallon in the North and the Green Party's Eamon Ryan have agreed to progress a feasibility study.

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