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CILT Press Release: CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORT WELCOMES COMMITMENT TO METRO AND DART UNDERGROUND |
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27 July 2010 – The President of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT), Paul Mallee, has welcomed the Government’s commitment to the prioritisation of Metro North and Dart Underground as outlined in yesterday’s new Infrastructure Investment Priorities, plan.
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CILT Press Release: IRELAND CAN BE A GLOBAL TEST BED FOR TRANSPORT FUEL ALTERNATIVES |
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Future Transport Fuel Forum hears speakers outline options for cleaner, greener, fuel alternatives
22nd July 2010 – A major debate in Trinity College Dublin this evening organized by the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport and the Centre for Transport Studies in TCD's School of Engineering, heard that Ireland can become a pioneer in the area of transport fuel alternatives that will simultaneously benefit the environment and foster growth in a key industry.
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CILT WELCOMES FINAL PASSAGE OF DRINK DRIVING LEGISLATION |
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8th July 2010 – The President of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT), Paul Mallee, has expressed the Institute's support for last night's final Oireachtas approval of the new drink driving legislation and the reduction in the limit for commercial drivers to 20mg/mls.
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CILT Press Release: CUTS IN ROAD & RAIL WILL NOT DRIVE NATIONAL RECOVERY |
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6th July 2010 – The President of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT), Paul Mallee, has expressed disappointment at reports that significant national road and rail projects may be scrapped as part of cost-saving measures by the Government and relevant transport authorities.
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CILT Press Release: DOUBLE PENALTY POINTS TO SAVE LIVES AT BANK HOLIDAY WEEKENDS |
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3rd June 2010 - Speaking ahead of the June bank holiday weekend, the President of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT)*, Paul Mallee, has called for the doubling of penalty points at bank holiday weekends in order to reduce fatalities on Irish roads.
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MINISTER & IRISH RAIL MUST CLARIFY FUTURE OF DART UNDERGROUND |
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Thursday 6th May 2010 – The President of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT), Paul Mallee, has called on Iarnrod Eireann and the Minister for Transport, Noel Dempsey, to clear up the confusion surrounding the future of the Dart Underground/Interconnector after conflicting statements came from either side yesterday on whether or not the project will be delayed by three years.
- Interconnector is most important piece of planned rail infrastructure
- Project must be expedited to provide jobs and boost economy
- Time to consider the appropriate Authority for delivering the project
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