Commuter (Iarnród Éireann) - Commuter Infrastructure - F

• Reinstating a rail service to Navan which will connect with the Western Commuter Line into Dublin.
• Expanding the Cork suburban network with new stations between Cork and Mallow.
• Reopening the Western Rail Corridor between Limerick and Sligo in stages. Ennis to Athenry is complete.

• Drogheda-Navan - The pressure group Rail Users Ireland have been critical of plans to reinstate the line to Navan in two stages, which would leave the town without a direct rail service until 2030. They have called for the refurbishment of the line between Navan and Drogheda, currently used by freight trains, to be reopened for passenger services.
• Mullingar-Athlone - There have also been calls, especially by the Midland Railway Action Group, for the reopening of the link line that connects the Dublin-Sligo main line at Mullingar (into Dublin Connolly) and the Dublin-Galway/Westport main line at Athlone (into Dublin Heuston), restoring the railway network to the town of Moate, which was recommended in the strategic review which led to the Transport 21 proposals.