Irish Railways provides services for the whole Irish railway network. What's public transportation like in Ireland?

Ireland's public transport is safe, efficient and economically developed. Bus, coach and train are the most common modes of public transport in Ireland, and their business processes are mainly operated by state-owned group companies; The railway reaches the whole country except the northwest region, and the development trend of expressway is extremely slow; There is no shipping in China; China's maritime industry is relatively developed, with high efficiency and moderate price.

The three Irish airports are located in Dublin, Shannon and Cork, and there are also many scheduled flights from European and intercontinental hotels and flights from chartered flight. Among them, the waterway between London and Dublin is the busiest international route in Europe, with 4.5 million people sailing between the two cities every year. Irish Airways is the national airline of Ireland, but Ryanair is the international airline of Ireland. Ryanair is a low-cost airline in Europe and the second largest airline in the world in terms of the total number of passengers.

Irish Railways provides railway services in this area, undertakes the operation of China lines, and provides passenger and freight railway services in Ireland. The key railway lines of Dublin Station are Houston Station and Connolly Station, which connect the key cities and urban areas of all provinces and cities in China. There are also flights connecting Dublin and Belfast. Dublin has improved the Internet of urban public transport, including Dublin regional rapid transit, urban light rail station (Luas), Dublin public transport and bicycle rental system software (dublinbikes).

Intercity train at Houston station. There are three types of key roads in Ireland: expressway, national first-class roads and national second-class roads, while the management of regional pavements and local roads is the responsibility of local governments. Roads, Internet and expressway, which are mainly located in the capital, are extending to other cities as part of the investment plan to transport 2 1 assets.

The aim is to significantly expand and improve Ireland's road network during 2006-20 15. Dublin is the focus of the traffic improvement plan, such as the toll standard highway bridges on the East Ring Road and the West Ring Road, and the construction of the Dublin Harbour Tunnel. The key tunnel construction in Cork is the Jack Lynch Tunnel across the Leigh River, and the limerick Tunnel across the reborn river shannon.

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