Dublin Rail Plan
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Dublin Rail Plan
The Platform11 campaign has set up a new website http://www.extendthedart.com to clarify what the term interconnector means, as it does sound a little technical.
The site is still under construction but even in its basic form it is worth a view.
Any thoughts?:)
The site is still under construction but even in its basic form it is worth a view.
Any thoughts?:)
- PVC King
Excellent idea as connects with all existing services.
Dublin doesn't need a 'metro'.
We have DART, extending it is the way to go!
P.S. this was the original plan till government binned it in 1987 and left us only one Dart Line.
Not mad about Airport using Dundalk/Belfast line, seriously congested as is.
Dublin doesn't need a 'metro'.
We have DART, extending it is the way to go!
P.S. this was the original plan till government binned it in 1987 and left us only one Dart Line.
Not mad about Airport using Dundalk/Belfast line, seriously congested as is.
- Niall
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Here's to P11
The original Metro idea linking Steve's Green with the Airport is a total waste of money. I'm very much in support of P11's proposals. What about the rest of you? Do you have any objections to P11's Interconnector??
The original Metro idea linking Steve's Green with the Airport is a total waste of money. I'm very much in support of P11's proposals. What about the rest of you? Do you have any objections to P11's Interconnector??
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on-line petition now up:
Please sign this on-line petition for a proper underground rail network for Dublin and Leinster, which will cost €700 million less that the RPA's Airport Metro:
http://www.extendthedart.com
then pass it on to everybody you know.
Thanks,
Platform11 - Ireland's National Rail Users Organisation
Please sign this on-line petition for a proper underground rail network for Dublin and Leinster, which will cost €700 million less that the RPA's Airport Metro:
http://www.extendthedart.com
then pass it on to everybody you know.
Thanks,
Platform11 - Ireland's National Rail Users Organisation
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Still think there should be a line from Glasnevin Junction to the airport via Ballymun and then on to Balbriggan via Swords (a huge population unserved by rail transport), rather than the already congested northern suburban line spur.
- Rory W
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Still think there should be a line from Glasnevin Junction to the airport via Ballymun and then on to Balbriggan via Swords (a huge population unserved by rail transport), rather than the already congested northern suburban line spur.
- Rory W
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P11 Comms...two changes I would offer...
1. When you vote, the email sent to the various parties only includes a link for http://www.platform11.org...I would suggest that this should also include a link to the http://www.extendthedart.com site instead...or possibly not even bother with the platform 11 website. Looking at the Plat 11 site, it appears rather confusing and propagandaist, whereas the extendthedart site is easier to read and appears more honest and less of a rant.
2. Many people I know have access to email, but not internet...it would be benefitial to also have a circular that catches those people...possibly this could be done, by sending a second email to all that register, with P11 explanation stuff, and sample letter, etc, for that purpose??
Otherwise, well done...great idea!
1. When you vote, the email sent to the various parties only includes a link for http://www.platform11.org...I would suggest that this should also include a link to the http://www.extendthedart.com site instead...or possibly not even bother with the platform 11 website. Looking at the Plat 11 site, it appears rather confusing and propagandaist, whereas the extendthedart site is easier to read and appears more honest and less of a rant.
2. Many people I know have access to email, but not internet...it would be benefitial to also have a circular that catches those people...possibly this could be done, by sending a second email to all that register, with P11 explanation stuff, and sample letter, etc, for that purpose??
Otherwise, well done...great idea!
- yee haw
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I've been working on a schematic map of the Dublin Rail Plan for a few days; it's not on the extendthedart site (yet):
http://www.crannog-software.com/ad/drp.pdf
Any comments, corrections are welcome, but I won't add any new stations to it unless they are definitely going ahead.
http://www.crannog-software.com/ad/drp.pdf
Any comments, corrections are welcome, but I won't add any new stations to it unless they are definitely going ahead.
- Andrew Duffy
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P11 Comms...I received the below email...
Many thanks for your email.
It is Deputy Jim Glennon's policy however, only to respond to Email
correspondents who disclose a full postal address and/or a landline phone
number, and I would be obliged to hear from you in this regard.
Regards,
I did supply a full postal address, but she possibly means that she would also like a telephone number. Possibly your email vote should include this?? Possibly it should suggest that people enter a full land address??
Many thanks for your email.
It is Deputy Jim Glennon's policy however, only to respond to Email
correspondents who disclose a full postal address and/or a landline phone
number, and I would be obliged to hear from you in this regard.
Regards,
I did supply a full postal address, but she possibly means that she would also like a telephone number. Possibly your email vote should include this?? Possibly it should suggest that people enter a full land address??
- yee haw
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No. I'm reluctant to join an organisation that has its steering committee make snide remarks on Internet bulletin boards; however I think IÉ's plan is the only realistic way this city will ever get a quality rail system, and the dearth of PR for it is astounding.
- Andrew Duffy
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