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karlr42 · 23-03-2012, 12:58

I think it's just general track renewal and ballasting/tamping. Ride quality over the crossing has been atrocious for some time now.

I would personally wait until the bridge was complete and remove the LC/upgrade track and the same time. But given the lack of progress on the Council's side(there's been no work that I can see done in preparation) and possible safety concerns with the current track quality I'm not aware of, maybe now is the best time to do this.

Oh, and I should point out apparently the bridge isn't coming until 2013 due to the government's awful capital expenditure budget. http://www.neighbours.ie/forums/show...rom-Irish-Rail

Good to see Leo passing everything off as an operational matter for a quango. No accountability for anything in our political system.

23-03-2012, 12:58	#8
karlr42 Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Clonsilla Posts: 340	I think it's just general track renewal and ballasting/tamping. Ride quality over the crossing has been atrocious for some time now. I would personally wait until the bridge was complete and remove the LC/upgrade track and the same time. But given the lack of progress on the Council's side(there's been no work that I can see done in preparation) and possible safety concerns with the current track quality I'm not aware of, maybe now is the best time to do this. Oh, and I should point out apparently the bridge isn't coming until 2013 due to the government's awful capital expenditure budget. http://www.neighbours.ie/forums/show...rom-Irish-Rail Good to see Leo passing everything off as an operational matter for a quango. No accountability for anything in our political system. Last edited by karlr42 : 23-03-2012 at 13:08.