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Foynes

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Search complete. 8 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Foynes".

Oct 8, 2026

James BrowneGUEST
18:32
Uh, but we have the University for the Southeast now, and we have the site here in Wexford, and w- we are trying to advance, uh, buildings for there.
James BrowneGUEST
18:40
We have Rosslare Europort absolutely thriving, moving up now to the same status as Dublin, uh, and at Foynes in Limerick, and Cork Port as well.
James BrowneGUEST
18:48
Um, but I think it's, it's, it's about delivering for the community to help Wexford really reach that potential.
James BrowneGUEST
18:54
I believe we can do that n- uh, now.
RobbieHOST
32:10
Okay.
RobbieHOST
32:10
Can I bring you back down to Limerick, uh, [laughs] because another listener wants to know, uh, about the new railway line opening from Foynes-
Barry KennyGUEST
32:17
Mm
RobbieHOST
32:17
... to Limerick City.
RobbieHOST
32:18
"Why haven't they built new stations on this track so people could have an option to commute instead of being stuck in traffic? What is the long-term plan for this line?"
Barry KennyGUEST
32:25
Yeah, long term, we do want that to be a passenger line.
Barry KennyGUEST
32:27
It is opening as a freight line, obviously linking, uh, Shannon Foynes Port, uh, to the network, uh, to develop that.
Barry KennyGUEST
32:34
We will be operating, uh, services to a temporary station at Adare during the Ryder Cup.
Kevin McFarlaneGUEST
4:52
And there's a problem there.
Kevin McFarlaneGUEST
4:53
Well, you can still bring fuel into Foynes and into Galway and into Whitegate.
Kevin McFarlaneGUEST
4:56
You can still bring fuel through Derry and bring it down.
Kevin McFarlaneGUEST
4:59
So the idea that you would have none coming in at all and so you'd only get 90 days is, I mean, that's an extremely, extremely remote perspective.
PJ CooganHOST
3:49
Half the fuel in the country comes in through Dublin Port and, and there's a problem there.
PJ CooganHOST
3:53
Well, you can still bring fuel into Foynes and into Galway and into Whitegate.
PJ CooganHOST
3:56
You can still bring fuel through Derry and bring it down.
PJ CooganHOST
3:58
So the idea that you would have none coming in at all- Okay ... and so you would only get ninety days is, is, I mean, that's an extremely, extremely remote possibility.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
0:11
95.
Paul MoriartyHOST
0:17
Now the Foynes Flying Boat and Maritime Museum is entering a new chapter, expanding beyond its traditional role as a tourist attraction with a new 400-seat event centre.
Paul MoriartyHOST
0:28
The museum is now looking to bring concerts, theatre, cinema and other events to West Limerick and North Kerry throughout the year, helping to support the museum during lockdown.
Paul MoriartyHOST
0:38
the quieter winter months.
Margaret O'ShaughnessyGUEST
5:34
Do you
Paul MoriartyHOST
5:35
think, is there also an opportunity, Margaret, here to attract people? You mentioned somebody coming from Kilkenny there.
Paul MoriartyHOST
5:41
People coming from outside the area, encouraging them to spend more time in Foynes and really explore that lovely part of Limerick and North Kerry.
Margaret O'ShaughnessyGUEST
5:50
Absolutely.

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