I hope they could build it. I love 🇮🇪

@MassiveBuild

4 ай бұрын

100%.we hope it too

Whilst we have loads of goons in the UK wanting to hold our high speed rail hostage due to some moronic claim about a 200 year old patch of moss 🙄

@MassiveBuild

9 ай бұрын

Dear friend, what you mentioned was really important👍

yes there are many country that doesn't haver their own metro system . thanks 💥

@MassiveBuild

9 ай бұрын

yeah.it is very country .I said the most 3 of them

@MassiveBuild

9 ай бұрын

yeah .it is very country .I said the most 3 of them

@richiehoyt8487

6 ай бұрын

I'm not a 'metro' guy, and I've never travelled outside the 'British Isles', but I know for a fact Canada has them; Toronto and Montreal, at least, and probably others; if not fully fledged subways, light rail systems for definite). I don't know too much about Australia or Brazil, but as well as having extensive overground commuter/suburban rail networks in Melbourne and Sydney (and most likely the other State Capitals), I believe Sydney has broken ground on a Subway project, which puts them ahead of Dublin, at any rate. In fact, given the nature of Irish infrastructural projects, I would be highly dubious of that 2024 start date. Indeed, I'll be harbouring doubts about the while thing until they've got a tunnel boring machine _in the ground!_ Doubts that I won't put to bed _entirely_ until I see wheels turning on steel. The only reason I'm not writing in here that I don't think my nephews and nieces, even, will see a Dublin Metro, is that (a) it is a Dublin project, rather than, say, a Cork or Limerick one; (b) it brings with it a golden opportunity for the politicians to _really_ snarl up the Dublin traffic it is meant to ease, for as much as a decade; and (c) the opportunity for graft in the tendering and contracting process will surely even trump the inevitable - and many - planning objections. Even at that, the proposals will very probably be kicked around between court appeals and tribunals for _years!_ Returning to the question at hand though, I know South America has been endowed with almost as many metros as Europe, and I am almost certain that in Brazil, São Paulo, at least has a subway. Of course, no doubt, all this information is readily available on Wikipedia, and by now, other commentators will probably also have contributed on the subject of Brazilian, Australian and Canadian metros, as well as putative Irish ones! This is just my spontaneous (?!) 'top of the head' offering...

ok a few things here, these are all my opinions anyway: I think if they build a metro system, it should include stops at the airport, main stations and dart connections and there should be a stops for temple bar. If you ever took the 747 bus, which, in my opinion, was the best, but then got discontinued, you could see it was just crossing the tunnel from the airport and straight after you could see tram stops. Wouldn't it make more sense maybe connect the tram network to the airport? They have done it in Edinburgh and i think it's great as you just need to jump on the tram from the city centre and you get straight to the airport. The good thing about tram/metros is that they don't follow the traffic system therefore you can plan your trip knowing that the time it will take is more or less the same, unlike of course the bus.

@MassiveBuild

9 ай бұрын

Dear friend, I completely agree if it was connected to the airport, it would be much, much better and we hope that they will also consider this.🙏

@AnthonyMcRedmond-Vg2ry

7 ай бұрын

The metro will have a station at Dublin airport but you can not connect the luas tram because it carries 40+ million per annum and the luas trams would be full as they left the Dublin airport which carries a lot more people than Edinburgh airport

@fgrion

7 ай бұрын

@@AnthonyMcRedmond-Vg2ry hm it currently has 32 million passengers and it's served by local busses leaving every 15-20 minutes.... in 2022 the number of passengers was 28 millions. A Luas service would definitely help out. They used to have the 747 bus which took only 15 minutes to the city centre but got removed before pandemic and never put back.

@Runboyrun89

6 ай бұрын

Metrolink connects to the Airport but that is a secondary advantage. The big advantage is linking a large commuter area in the north of Dublin that is poorly served currently and that can see significant further development. ML will connect with the two new DART lines at Glasnevin at the edge of the city core. It will turn connect with LUAS Green and Red at O’Connell Street (some walk in between stops). Following this it will connect with the original DART line at Tara Street. Then finally the LUAS Green Line (which may ultimately upgrade to Metro in south county Dublin) at Charlemount. It will essentially be the spine of PT in Dublin. It will be transformative really.

@Runboyrun89

4 ай бұрын

@@fgrion that’s Covid numbers. It’s way over capacity in many parts. Can only carry 40% of what metro can.

We will overspend on it no doubt. The new childrens hospital will be 4 billion when it was suppose to cost 650 million

@MassiveBuild

3 ай бұрын

100%. Costs can vary based on their rates every day.

its pretty good but you should train your voice to be able to communicate the text more confidently and pronouncedly

@MassiveBuild

9 ай бұрын

Dear friend Väinö, thank you for your constructive criticism. We will try to improve this problem in the next videos😁 If you have any suggestions or criticisms, please share them

@richiehoyt8487

6 ай бұрын

I understood him just fine, and that's coming from someone who usually has to put the captions on when listening to a video (which _is_ an option!) One can always endeavour to improve one's diction, of course, but I would definitely prefer to listen to this chap 'even' as he speaks now, than some godawful robo~narration!

@MassiveBuild

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for your comment my friend Richie I hope we will reach the level of your opinion in future videos@@richiehoyt8487

Never happen pie in the sky 😅😅😅

@MassiveBuild

Ай бұрын

😅don't lose hope

Never happen 😂

@MassiveBuild

6 ай бұрын

Why do you think so?🤔

@jM-ez7fq

6 ай бұрын

@HIGH_WORLD_OFFICAL because we haven't the right people in government our planning is non existant and people will protest against it ...not in our back yard attitude and it will run billions over just like our dearest hospital in the world.