PQ 636
657 Deputy Luke ‘Ming’ Flanagan asked the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport if it is possible to develop an early morning commuter service from Longford to Sligo; if he is in favour of developing this and other opportunities for commuter rail services around the country; and if so, the action he has taken to promote same. [18667/11]
Introduced
5 July 2011
Last action
5 July 2011 · Rail Services
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written
Sponsors
Flanagan, Luke 'Ming'.
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Transport
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5 July 2011
Summary
657 Deputy Luke ‘Ming’ Flanagan asked the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport if it is possible to develop an early morning commuter service from Longford to Sligo; if he is in favour of developing this and other opportunities for commuter rail services around the country; and if so, the action he has taken to promote same. [18667/11]
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5 July 2011
Rail Services
657 Deputy Luke ‘Ming’ Flanagan asked the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport if it is possible to develop an early morning commuter service from Longford to Sligo; if he is in favour of developing this and other opportunities for commuter rail services around the country; and if so, the action he has taken to promote same. [18667/11]
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- Flanagan, Luke 'Ming'. · Asking member
- Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport · Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport · Addressed to
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- Official source: https://www.oireachtas.ie/en/debates/question/2011-07-05/636/
- Open data entity: https://data.oireachtas.ie/ie/oireachtas/question/2011-07-05/pq_636
- ireland · q-2011-07-05-pq_636 · source updated 5 July 2011