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Press Press 2011
GOVT MUST BUILD RAIL SPUR TO DUBLIN AIRPORT– CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF LOGISTICS & TRANSPORT

17th October 2011 – The new President of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport*, Aidan Murphy, hascalled on the Government to deliver the proposed Dart rail link to Dublin Airportasa simple and inexpensive means of providing a useful and much-needed piece of transport infrastructure.

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PAUL MALLEE APPOINTED NEW CHAIRPERSON OF BUS ÉIREANN

21st June 2011 - The President of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport*, Paul Mallee, has been appointed the new Chairperson on Bus Éireann.

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CILT PRESS RELEASE: DOUBLE PENALTY POINTS AT BANK HOLIDAY WEEKENDS TO SAVE LIVES ON OUR ROADS

3rd June 2011 – Speaking at the beginning 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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CILT PRESS RELEASE: MANDATORY TESTING FOR DRIVERS IN ACCIDENTS WILL HELP IMPROVE SAFETY STANDARDS

26 May 2011 – The President of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT), Paul Mallee, has welcomed the confirmation from the Minister for Transport, Leo Varadkar TD, that new regulations on the mandatory testing for alcohol of all drivers involved in accidents or collisions will come into operation next week.

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PRESS RELEASE: CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORT PAYS TRIBUTE TO DR GARRET FITZGERALD

19th May 2011 - The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) has paid tribute to former Taoiseach, former President of the Institute, and Fellow of CILT International, Dr Garret FitzGerald, following his death this morning.

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“COMMON SENSE” ROAD TRAFFIC BILL SHOULD BE EXPEDITED THROUGH THE DAIL

23 March 2011 – The President of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT), Paul Mallee, has said the new Road Traffic Bill 2011 introduced in the Dail today contains a package of common sense measures that should build on the great work that has been done in recent years to reduce the number of fatalities on Irish roads.

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