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Those involved in the West Ulster Rail Initiative (WURI) are preparing a submission to the inter-governmental review of all-island rail. The purpose of the meeting is to measure the support for rail in Donegal which would link up the Atlantic Rail Corridor [ARC] from Limerick to Sligo, with Derry.
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In December, Minister for Transport and Green Party leader Eamon Ryan described the case for reopening the Galway to Claremorris section of the line as 'weak' but insisted he wanted to see a 'wider review' of the railway infrastructure before any final decision is made.
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Ireland's rail network has long been a source of significant debate. For so long a vital piece of daily routine for thousands of people going about their daily business, the country's railways also serve an important function in the transportation of freight.
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Campaigners pushing for new rail lines from Derry have met with the Republic's Minister for Transport to discuss their proposals.

Members of the Into The West group met with Eamon Ryan, who is also the leader of the Green Party in the Republic, on Friday.

Among the topics discussed were a proposed new rail service from Derry to Letterkenny and a new direct rail line from Derry to Dublin.

Into The West was founded in 2001 to campaign against a Stormont decision to close the Derry-Belfast railway line west of Coleraine.
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