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Lobby group calls for €14bn Apple windfall tax to restore rail to Letterkenny

Lobby group ‘Into The West’ have launched a campaign calling for a rail link to Letterkenny to be made a priority project for the Irish government’s new €14bn ‘Apple Windfall Tax’ fund. In September the EU’s Court of Justice ruled that American ...

02 Oct 2024 at 07:27

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Campaign launched to reopen ‘North West Rail Corridor’

A campaign has been launched calling for the reopening of two key railways that served Derry city until they were closed in the 1950s and 60s. Local group ‘Into The West’ campaigns for the improvement and expansion of rail across counties ...

03 Nov 2022 at 15:42

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Video: ‘Into The West’ highlight the ‘St Valentine’s Shutdown’ 58 years on

Rail campaigners ‘Into The West’ have released a video to highlight the anniversary of the ‘St Valentine’s Shutdown’, when Donegal lost the last of its railways on February 14, 1965. That closure stripped both Tyrone and Donegal of rail ...

14 Feb 2023 at 18:56

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Donegal County Council to push for Letterkenny to Derry rail link restoration

Donegal County Council has agreed to help drive the idea of restoring rail between Letterkenny and Derry - a move welcomed by the Into The West campaigning group. A motion to the council was proposed on Monday by Independent Councillor ...

29 Jan 2025 at 07:46

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