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🚌 Transport: What Each Party Proposes

SocDems

Transport as a Public Good

€1 off-peak fares. Free transport for under-18s. MetroLink and DART expansion. Double rural Local Link funding.

Ireland's public transport is underfunded, inconsistent, and increasingly privatised. Rural areas are almost entirely car-dependent. The Social Democrats would treat transport as a public good, not a commercial service.

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