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southside section of metrolink set to be massively curtailed
by：Gewinn
2019-09-12
Proposed South leg for long legs
The long-awaited MetroLink line will be cut off on a large scale and independent. ie can reveal.
The line will not extend to Sandford as originally planned, due to objections from residents and concerns over the destruction of the Luas Green Line over the years.
In the meantime, the North Side facilities at Na Fianna and Ballymun Kickhams GAA club will be protected by the proposals announced by the state transportation administration tomorrow afternoon. Independent.
Ie has compiled key details of the new plan from multiple sources.
Including the method: it is understood that the preferred route will be announced by the State Transportation Administration (NTA)
And transportation infrastructure Ireland (TII)tomorrow.
However, a new public consultation period will be opened until the medium termMay.
The project will then enter the planning phase quickly.
This could be a controversial move, and it is now proposed that the tunnel drilling will be completed through Ranelagh even if the Metro does not go to the village.
It will be cheaper to continue tunnel construction now to allow future expansion, rather than trying to start over the next few years, sources said.
However, a source said the extended tunnel was unlikely to be put into use by 2038.
\"At that stage, it is hoped that further development will be less disruptive to the commuters,\" a source said . \".
It is not clear the cost of short subway lines.
Professor Bent Flyvbjerg from Denmark, an international expert in planning and management of large projects, will be invited to oversee costs.
He has served as a consultant to the European Commission and the United Nations, and has served as a consultant to the governments of the UK, the Netherlands and Denmark in developing national policies for infrastructure, environment, transport, and science
The original route from sword to Sandford sparked a dispute when it was announced last year.
Some residents of Ranelagh complained that during construction they opposed the closure of a road from Dunville Avenue to Beechwood Road.
The initial plan was for MetroLink to go underground to Charlemont and then continue to the ground along the upgraded Luas Green Line.
The rethought MetroLink south city group said it meant being isolated by the \"Berlin Wall\" during construction.
The activists were supported by some top officials.
Prominent politicians including housing minister Eoghan Murphy.
Another option that emerged last month-a plan to take the route underground through Ranelagh to appease residents-could see the Luas Green line shut down for up to four years.
Transportation Minister Shane Ross said the choice was \"totally unacceptable \".
On the north side, members of the Na Fianna GAA club strongly protested because the original plan would cost them the main stadium and two games --
The weather lasted six years while building MetroLink.
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe of the local TD and celebrity architect Dermot Bannon
It is understood that in the new plan, the stadium of Na Fianna will not be affected by the building, and the subway station near GAA will be located at the family farm of the adjacent training venue used by the football club.
Recently, due to the uncertainty of the route, there is concern that there is a 3 euro facility at the Ballymun Kickhams GAA club near Dublin airport.
However, local TD Noel Rock said this evening that the plan for the facility was not dangerous as the site was large enough to accommodate the new site and the entry location of the MetroLink tunnel rig.
He said the proposed MetroLink plan was a \"clear victory\" for Ballymun Kickhams and Na Fianna GAA club \".
Mr. Rock said: \"I believe it is important that we deliver the MetroLink project, and it is important that we start now.
\"It\'s vital that north Dublin receives a lot of things.
Public transport options required.
\"This evening, the Green Party leader, Emmon Ryan, attacked the revised plan.
He said: \"It is short-sighted to give up the South Side route, and in the next few years, leaving South Dublin may face long-term traffic problems.
\"The plan is for the past decade and we need to think about the next 20 years,\" he said . \" \"We have been calling on the National Tourism Administration to think more about what might happen.
Mr Ryan added: \"The biggest cost of using the tunnel rig is to put it underground.
Once the tunnel machine reaches Charlemont Street, either continue southwest to Terenure, Rathfarnham and Tallaght or continue southwest to UCD and Sandyford, which is more
The timetable should remain similar to what was announced last year and the train will run in 2027, the sources said.
The new preferred route is to receive further public consultation before applying for railway orders with Bord Pleanala in the third quarter of this year.
A decision by the planning authority will be made in 2020 and construction is expected to begin in the second year.
The long-awaited MetroLink line will be cut off on a large scale and independent. ie can reveal.
The line will not extend to Sandford as originally planned, due to objections from residents and concerns over the destruction of the Luas Green Line over the years.
In the meantime, the North Side facilities at Na Fianna and Ballymun Kickhams GAA club will be protected by the proposals announced by the state transportation administration tomorrow afternoon. Independent.
Ie has compiled key details of the new plan from multiple sources.
Including the method: it is understood that the preferred route will be announced by the State Transportation Administration (NTA)
And transportation infrastructure Ireland (TII)tomorrow.
However, a new public consultation period will be opened until the medium termMay.
The project will then enter the planning phase quickly.
This could be a controversial move, and it is now proposed that the tunnel drilling will be completed through Ranelagh even if the Metro does not go to the village.
It will be cheaper to continue tunnel construction now to allow future expansion, rather than trying to start over the next few years, sources said.
However, a source said the extended tunnel was unlikely to be put into use by 2038.
\"At that stage, it is hoped that further development will be less disruptive to the commuters,\" a source said . \".
It is not clear the cost of short subway lines.
Professor Bent Flyvbjerg from Denmark, an international expert in planning and management of large projects, will be invited to oversee costs.
He has served as a consultant to the European Commission and the United Nations, and has served as a consultant to the governments of the UK, the Netherlands and Denmark in developing national policies for infrastructure, environment, transport, and science
The original route from sword to Sandford sparked a dispute when it was announced last year.
Some residents of Ranelagh complained that during construction they opposed the closure of a road from Dunville Avenue to Beechwood Road.
The initial plan was for MetroLink to go underground to Charlemont and then continue to the ground along the upgraded Luas Green Line.
The rethought MetroLink south city group said it meant being isolated by the \"Berlin Wall\" during construction.
The activists were supported by some top officials.
Prominent politicians including housing minister Eoghan Murphy.
Another option that emerged last month-a plan to take the route underground through Ranelagh to appease residents-could see the Luas Green line shut down for up to four years.
Transportation Minister Shane Ross said the choice was \"totally unacceptable \".
On the north side, members of the Na Fianna GAA club strongly protested because the original plan would cost them the main stadium and two games --
The weather lasted six years while building MetroLink.
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe of the local TD and celebrity architect Dermot Bannon
It is understood that in the new plan, the stadium of Na Fianna will not be affected by the building, and the subway station near GAA will be located at the family farm of the adjacent training venue used by the football club.
Recently, due to the uncertainty of the route, there is concern that there is a 3 euro facility at the Ballymun Kickhams GAA club near Dublin airport.
However, local TD Noel Rock said this evening that the plan for the facility was not dangerous as the site was large enough to accommodate the new site and the entry location of the MetroLink tunnel rig.
He said the proposed MetroLink plan was a \"clear victory\" for Ballymun Kickhams and Na Fianna GAA club \".
Mr. Rock said: \"I believe it is important that we deliver the MetroLink project, and it is important that we start now.
\"It\'s vital that north Dublin receives a lot of things.
Public transport options required.
\"This evening, the Green Party leader, Emmon Ryan, attacked the revised plan.
He said: \"It is short-sighted to give up the South Side route, and in the next few years, leaving South Dublin may face long-term traffic problems.
\"The plan is for the past decade and we need to think about the next 20 years,\" he said . \" \"We have been calling on the National Tourism Administration to think more about what might happen.
Mr Ryan added: \"The biggest cost of using the tunnel rig is to put it underground.
Once the tunnel machine reaches Charlemont Street, either continue southwest to Terenure, Rathfarnham and Tallaght or continue southwest to UCD and Sandyford, which is more
The timetable should remain similar to what was announced last year and the train will run in 2027, the sources said.
The new preferred route is to receive further public consultation before applying for railway orders with Bord Pleanala in the third quarter of this year.
A decision by the planning authority will be made in 2020 and construction is expected to begin in the second year.
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