Lineside vegetation question

[Jack Funk]

Do what Mark has said!I have a mate who's an engineer and he concurred with what Mark has posted--Get in touch with the Regional Manager for the area and he will get a member of his staff to take a look. What I was told was that if there is even the slightest element of danger from this tree now or in the future the Railway will remove it. He said they are based in Pearse Station.
If you do what Thomas says you will end up before a Judge!

A word to the wise I was told by my mate to treat any work like that is "on or near the line like it could cause a danger to passing traffic or the overheads"
Best of luck!

[Thomas J Stamp]

Originally Posted by Jack Funk

Do what Mark has said!I have a mate who's an engineer and he concurred with what Mark has posted--Get in touch with the Regional Manager for the area and he will get a member of his staff to take a look. What I was told was that if there is even the slightest element of danger from this tree now or in the future the Railway will remove it. He said they are based in Pearse Station.
If you do what Thomas says you will end up before a Judge!

A word to the wise I was told by my mate to treat any work like that is "on or near the line like it could cause a danger to passing traffic or the overheads"
Best of luck!

without seeing said tree i'll take my chances. Course, if he makes a total balls of it then thats down to him.

You would swear i didnt live right beside the dublin cork mainline where there are literally thousands of trees whenever i look outside my window and where i see what happens every single felling season.