Remit

RPA was established as an Independent Statutory Body, by Ministerial Order on December 28th 2001 following the passing of the Transport (Railway Infrastructure) Act, 2001. RPA's brief is to:

  • Secure the provision of, or to provide, such light railway and metro infrastructure as may be determined from time to time by the Minister for Transport
  • Monitor and publish regular reports on the safety of the light railway and metro infrastructure
  • Enter into agreements with other persons in order to secure the provision of such railway infrastructure whether by means of a concession, joint venture, public private partnership or any other means
  • Acquire and facilitate the development of land adjacent to any railway works subject to and application for a railway order where such acquisition and development contributes to the economic viability of the said railway works
  • Develop an Integrated Ticketing System for public transport in Ireland, focusing initially on the Greater Dublin Area.
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Luas Green Line Late Weekend Start August Bank Holiday

Monday, July 26, 2010

Luas Green Line Late Weekend Start August Bank Holiday Luas Green Line Late Weekend Start August Bank Holiday Sandyford, Stillorgan and Kilmacud Stops. Sandyford, Stillorgan and Kilmac...

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Luas Cherrywood Construction Update No 28

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Luas Cherrywood Construction Update No.28 POWER SYSTEM WORKS The overhead cables which provide power for the Cherrywood Green Line extension are live. The team is about to reach anotherm...

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Luas and Pat Liddy team up to provide FREE walking tours on Luas Red Line

Friday, July 02, 2010

Luas and Pat Liddy team up to provide FREE walking tours on Luas Red Line This July, Luas and Pat Liddy have teamed up to provide free walking tours on the Luas Red Line. This is a pilot projec...

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