Mairead Farrell

of Galway 2020.

What is the story here with a temporary train station?

What does this mean going forward for people in terms of commuter-style trains?

We're constantly asking in Galway for commuter-style trains.

The Athenry to Galway train, for example, needs to be double-tracked to allow commuter-style trains.

We're asking for the Western Rail corridor to be reopened.

What are we looking at here

in terms of permanent beneficiaries that also have an economic kickback that will absolutely assist for people to live, work and work in the West.

Because we are talking here about Limerick and Galway being the West.

We put in a bid for Galway for the Ryder Cup in the future and we might get our ring road, we might get

the Western Rail corridor back open and maybe we'll actually have some sewerage and good water infrastructure in the area.

That's the reality, but it's not.

I just don't see the same urgency when it comes to the basic infrastructure in other places.

I think it's a good thing.

I'd never be against infrastructure coming into place.

Obviously, it should not be temporary.

It should be permanent.

That's absolutely necessary and clear.

But I don't see the same level of urgency.

We have a situation for years and years that in Inishere, for example, in the Aran Islands, that water can't be