Why doesn t Dublin have a subway?

what's the real reason why Dublin can't commit to a metro system ? Mostly political reasons, as its a commitment for a project that will be delivered 5-10 years out, beyond the duration of the current government so no short-term voting wins and potentially giving the praise to who's next in government.



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