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Budget 2020 - Transport, Tourism and Sport Info

  • 08-10-2019 6:54pm
    #1
    devnull
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    Text from Transport, Tourism and Sport Section of the overall budget.
    The aim of this programme is to develop and manage transport infrastructure by providing for the delivery of public transport infrastructure and services and the maintenance and upgrade of our road network.

    Project Ireland 2040 provides the strategic framework for the land transport programme. Under this programme, the 2020 allocation will allow the Department and its Agencies to:

    - Continue to progress major Capital Plan projects including the BusConnects Programme, MetroLink and the DART Expansion Programme.
    - Commence construction of the National Train Control Centre and a new train station at Pelletstown
    - Take delivery of 8 new longer trams in 2020 and continued delivery of tram extensions for the existing fleet as part of the LUAS Green Line capacity enhancement
    - Investment in the PSO bus fleets
    - Commence delivery of additional InterCity Rail Cars
    - Provide enhanced maintenance and renewal of the existing heavy rail network
    - Commence construction of a number of important Active Travel infrastructure projects
    - Continue to support bus, rail and Local Link services throughout the country, and to allow service enhancement.
    - Progress some major Project Ireland 2040 roads projects.

    Annual Expenditure Budgets
    The multi-annual expenditure ceilings for the Transport, Tourism and Sport Vote Group for the period 2020-2022 are presented below with 2019 added as a comparison.

    2019: €756m
    2020: €783m
    2021: €780m
    2022: €780m

    Annual Capital Expenditure Budgets
    The multi-annual capital expenditure ceilings for the Transport, Tourism and Sport Vote Group for the period 2020-2022 are presented below with 2019 added as a comparison.

    2019: €1.59bn
    2020: €1.94bn
    2021: €2.63bn
    2022: €2.42b

    Social Impact Study on PSO Subsidy
    http://www.budget.gov.ie/Budgets/2020/Documents/Budget/Public%20Service%20Obligation%20(PSO)%20Funding%20for%20Public%20Transport.pdf


Comments

  • #2
    magicbastarder
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    €9m to be allocated for greenways and cycling infrastructure. utterly farcical; as was pointed out on twitter, that'd pay for 300m of the proposed galway bypass.


  • #3
    dowlingm
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    magicbastarder wrote: »
    €9m to be allocated for greenways and cycling infrastructure. utterly farcical; as was pointed out on twitter, that'd pay for 300m of the proposed galway bypass.
    and 16 mill for greyhounds...


  • #4
    Lord Glentoran
    Closed Accounts Posts: 876 ✭✭✭Lord Glentoran


    magicbastarder wrote: »
    €9m to be allocated for greenways and cycling infrastructure. utterly farcical; as was pointed out on twitter, that'd pay for 300m of the proposed galway bypass.

    Use the proposed Galway Bypass as a Greenway instead.


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