Up and under

THE Irish Road Haulage Association did not ask what height the Dublin port tunnel would be because:

Up and under
Wed, 24 Sep, 2003 - 01:00

1 It would have been reasonable to assume that it would be 5.2m (similar to all national/motorway roads).

2 It would be perceived as a silly question.

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