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  • #32
    Jamie2k9
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    listermint wrote: »
    Haven't read anything about that. Any information ?

    Echelon Data Centres Ltd.


  • #33
    Del.Monte
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    Jamie2k9 wrote: »
    Echelon Data Centres Ltd.

    And this is relevant to CIE/IE tree felling how? :confused:

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  • #34
    Jamie2k9
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    Del.Monte wrote: »
    And this is relevant to CIE/IE tree felling how? :confused:

    Its relevant to the last two posts who taught it might be connected.

    Tree falling is usually done for safety and vegtation control.


  • #35
    Del.Monte
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    Jamie2k9 wrote: »
    Its relevant to the last two posts who taught it might be connected.

    Tree falling is usually done for safety and vegtation control.

    Well, they are hardly going to be squeezing in the proposed development between the Avoca River and the railway line, are they? And the site of the IFI sidings had no trees on it.

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  • #36
    dowlingm
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    listermint wrote: »
    Any particular reason ? Irish rail own rosslare. And rosslare is ramping up preparations for brexit. Read a large Irish times article on the preps last week. Didn't specifically mention rail in it. But I suppose all prep is valid ?
    Rosslare (despite being owned by IE last I checked) is a roll-on roll-off port, not bulk or container.


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