Public transport in Dublin could get a lot more convenient.
We know that getting from Dublin city centre to the airport can be stressful, but the journey could be getting a lot easier if this plan comes to fruition.
Taoiseach Enda Kenny and Tánaiste Joan Burton announced a €27 billion plan today to introduce a metro line to the capital.
New metro north will be underground in city centre and at airport and overground in other areas #ntfm pic.twitter.com/w4q98PgD6H
— Páraic Gallagher (@paraicgallagher) September 29, 2015
According to The Irish Times, the metro link will arrive at the airport, via an underground route to Glasnevin, before finishing up in Swords.
Don’t get too excited yet though, because construction isn’t set to get going until 2021, with the completion date due five years later.
Still though, something to tell the grankids, eh? Eh?
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