Irish government to fund £197m for cross-border rail
The Irish government has allocated €228m (£197m) to enhance cross-border rail services between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, including infrastructure upgrades and maintaining hourly trains until at least 2030. Funding also supports projects such as port expansion, canal restoration, water quality improvement at Lough Neagh, and the development of cricket facilities to potentially host the 2030 T20 Cricket World Cup. These initiatives aim to boost connectivity, environmental sustainability, and regional development across the island.
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