Dublin to Rosslare Line

Kevin K Kelehan · 14-06-2006, 11:17

It is hard to say with any certainty if it will affect the rail line in the absence of drawings but from the architects page it appears to be away from the line as denoted by the green area to the west of the site.

It is hard to say what impact it will have going forward as there are no commuter services south of Gorey it is unlikely to increase traffic dramatically.

In the construction phase I'm sure there would be some disruption to services but I'm sure that the Council would ensure that these impacts were minimised.

All in all rail impacts will probably be the lowest impacts this scheme has

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14-06-2006, 11:17	#14
Kevin K Kelehan Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: West Tower Posts: 355	It is hard to say with any certainty if it will affect the rail line in the absence of drawings but from the architects page it appears to be away from the line as denoted by the green area to the west of the site. It is hard to say what impact it will have going forward as there are no commuter services south of Gorey it is unlikely to increase traffic dramatically. In the construction phase I'm sure there would be some disruption to services but I'm sure that the Council would ensure that these impacts were minimised. All in all rail impacts will probably be the lowest impacts this scheme has