'Fast trains' a step closer on Dublin to Cork route

Kevin K Kelehan · 08-06-2006, 12:00

I disagree I think it would be a good investment as journey times of two hours CBD to CBD between Dublin and Cork and probably 2 hours 15 for Limerick with a clockfaced railcar connection would be of immense benefit and give rail a clear edge over road transport therebye adding social as well as economic benefit.

The CDE sets can be deployed to any other route such as Galway, Westport, Waterford or Sligo if something is done with the 'Shannonbridge'

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08-06-2006, 12:00	#3
Kevin K Kelehan Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: West Tower Posts: 355	I disagree I think it would be a good investment as journey times of two hours CBD to CBD between Dublin and Cork and probably 2 hours 15 for Limerick with a clockfaced railcar connection would be of immense benefit and give rail a clear edge over road transport therebye adding social as well as economic benefit. The CDE sets can be deployed to any other route such as Galway, Westport, Waterford or Sligo if something is done with the 'Shannonbridge'