Calls for investment in Tipperary rail lines as commuters face long journeys 

'If I wanted to depart Nenagh for Dublin tomorrow, the earliest I could arrive in Dublin by using rail locally is 9.53am'

Commuters were left locked out of Nenagh railway station earlier this month. Picture: Nenagh and Tipperary Community group via Facebook.

The Government has been urged to invest in rail lines in north Tipperary as commuters face long journeys and poor accessibility.

Ryan O’Meara, a Fianna Fáil TD for North Tipperary, has criticised outdated infrastructure and highlighted the issues faced by commuters in Nenagh, Cloughjordan, Roscrea, and Birdhill.