asked the Minister for Transport and Power the names and locations of passenger stations having an annual revenue of less than £10,000.
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Rail Transport Statistics.
The reply is in the form of a tabular statement which, with your permission, a Cheann Comhairle, I propose to circulate in the Official Report.
Following is the statement:
LIST of locations open for regular passenger train services with revenue of less than £10,000 in year ended 31st March, 1970.*
Location |
Location |
Ardrahan |
Goolds Cross |
Athy |
Gorey |
Attymon |
Gort |
Ballybrophy |
Killinick |
Ballycullane |
Kilmallock |
Ballygeary |
Knocklong |
Ballyglunin |
Loughrea |
Banteer |
Millstreet |
Birdhill |
Moate |
Bridgetown |
Monasterevan |
Buttevant |
Mostrim |
Cahir |
Mountrath |
Campile |
Muinebheag |
Carrick-on-Suir |
Newbridge |
Castlebellingham |
Rathdrum |
Clara |
Rathduff |
Cloughjordan |
Rathmore |
Collooney |
Rosslare Strand |
Dromkeen |
Templemore |
Dromod |
Thomastown |
Duncormick |
Tipperary |
Dundrum |
Tuam |
Dunleer |
Wellington Bridge |
Dunsandle |
Wicklow |
Farranfore |
Woodlawn |
Ferns |
*Latest year for which particulars are available.
11.
asked the Minister for Transport and Power the names and locations of wagon-load stations which handle less than 1,000 wagons per annum.
The reply is in the form of a tabular statement which, with your permission, a Cheann Comhairle, I propose to circulate in the Official Report.
Following is the statement:
LIST of locations open for wagon-load traffic which handled less than 1,000 wagons in year ended 31st December, 1968.*
Location |
Location |
Abbeyfeale |
Farranfore |
Adare |
Fenit |
Askeaton |
Ferns |
Attymon |
Fota |
Balbriggan |
Glenmore |
Baldoyle and Sutton |
Gormanston |
Balla |
Grange |
Ballingrane Junction |
Hazelhatch |
Ballyhaunis |
Howth |
Ballymote |
Kiltimagh |
Ballisodare |
Knocklong |
Banteer |
Laytown |
Boyle |
Limerick Junction |
Bray (Daly Station) |
Lixnaw |
Buttevant |
Loughrea |
Carrick-on-Shannon |
Malahide |
Carrigaloe |
Midleton |
Carrigtwohill |
Millstreet |
Castleisland |
Moate |
Castlerea |
Muinebheag |
Charlestown |
Newcastle West |
Charleville |
Patrickswell |
Clara |
Rathkeale |
Cloughjordan |
Roscommon |
Cobh Junction |
Rosslare Strand |
Collooney |
Rush and Lusk |
Donabate |
Rushbrooke |
Dromod |
Skerries |
Dún Laoghaire (Mallin Station) |
Swinford Templemore |
Dunsandle |
Thomastown |
Edgeworthstown |
Tipperary |
Enfield |
Tubbercurry |
*Latest year for which particulars are available.
12.
asked the Minister for Transport and Power if he will give details of those sections of railway which are open only for freight traffic and the number of wagons handled annually in each section.
The reply is in the form of a tabular statement which, with your permission, a Cheann Comhairle, I propose to circulate in the Official Report.
Following is the statement:
List of sections of line open at present for freight traffic only and the number of wagons handled in year ended 31st December, 1968.*
Section of Line |
Number of wagons handled year ended 31/12/1968 |
Ballingrane/Foynes |
21,182 |
Cobh Junction/Youghal |
6,962 |
Limerick/Tralee |
6,754 |
Drogheda/Kingscourt |
5,304 |
Waterford/New Ross |
4,623 |
Claremorris/Collooney |
1,137 |
Dromin Junction/Ardee |
987 |
Gortatlea/Castleisland |
895 |
Tralee/Fenit |
598 |
*Latest year for which particulars are available.
13.
asked the Minister for Transport and Power if he will give details of the passenger lines which carry less than 35,000 passengers per annum; and the annual passenger numbers in each case.
The reply is in the form of a tabular statement which, with your permission, a Cheann Comhairle, I propose to circulate in the Official Report.
Following is the statement:
LIST of passenger sections of line with less than 35,000 passengers per annum, per week-day and Sunday schedules timetable trains in year ended 31st December, 1970.
Section of Line |
Estimated number of passengers |
Limerick/Claremorris |
23,500 |
Ballina Branch |
19,000 |
Loughrea Branch |
23,400 |