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Heavy Rail in Ireland: Key Iarnród Eireann (Irish Rail) projects

Wednesday 04 November at 2:30PM

Hear directly from Irish Rail on upcoming investment plans, key projects and how UK companies can position themselves for success.

What you’ll learn

  • Identify the key priorities and planned investment within Ireland’s rail infrastructure programme
  • Understand the scope and potential opportunities associated with DART+, Cork Area Commuter Rail and the All-Island Strategic Rail Review
  • Recognise the practical considerations UK businesses should address when pursuing opportunities in the Irish rail market

Description

Ireland is preparing to invest €24.3 billion in transport upgrades by 2030, with further investments including DART+, MetroLink, Cork Area Commuter Rail, the All-Island Strategic Rail Review and upgrades to the Luas network.

The UK rail supply chain has shown great interest in these opportunities, so what do companies need to know about working in Ireland?

Hear from Irish Rail’s team on some of their major projects of the next decade: DART+, Cork Area Commuter Rail & the All-Island Strategic Rail Review.

Speakers

James Dunne

Head of Transport Planning, Capital Investments, Iarnród Éireann (Irish Rail)

James Dunne is Head of Transport Planning, Capital Investments at Iarnród Éireann (Irish Rail). Having held roles with Dublin Airport, the UK Department for Transport where he worked on the Intercity West Coast and led passenger policy for the Williams Rail Review, he has helped shape transport policy and investment planning across both Ireland and the UK.

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