Pearse and Tara Street stations close this weekend for roof repairs
There will be bus transfers available between Connolly and Bray for Connolly/Rosslare Europort services.
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There will be bus transfers available between Connolly and Bray for Connolly/Rosslare Europort services.
That’s an increase of almost 19 million (17%) compared to 2017, according to provisional NTA figures.
Applicants must meet European Train Driver Licensing requirements with a minimum of nine years full-time education and must be over the age of 20.
No services on Christmas Day of course, but here’s what else you need to know.
Irish Rail released CCTV footage from the Serpentine level crossing at Sandymount in south Dublin.
There have been increased calls for transport security in recent months.
The activity involves a person holding on to the outside of a carriage as it moves away from a station.
NTA fare revisions mean that Luas fares are being brought in line with Dublin Bus fares.
Several trains were cancelled and a number of other services are severely delayed.
The company wants customer feedback on the proposed changes.
Fallen wet leaves, the end of the mid-term break and a rail service at capacity are among the reasons for service delays.
The NBRU has said the incident “may serve to be a watershed moment in the ongoing debate on the issue of anti-social behaviour”.
A number of service alterations are in place due to line works around the country this weekend.
The incident occurred this evening at 5:25pm.
When leaves are on tracks, it takes more time for trains to brake – like a car travelling on wet roads.
The company blamed large groups for disrupting other passengers on a number of services.
Trains to and from Newbridge were running from Hazelhatch station in west Dublin from 6.35am.
The company will spend €1 million apiece on the provision of services in Dublin and Limerick/Clare.
Passengers had complained about overcrowding and capacity issues.
Capacity has been increased today – but one northside councillor says “the jury’s still out”.
Shorter trains are causing problems for passengers on the northside of Dublin.
Some services will have earlier departure times and commuters are advised to check changes.
One commuter said that the changes make their journey “almost unmanageable”.
The National Transport Authority said that the construction of the station is scheduled to begin next year
Irish Rail expects all train tickets to the capital on 26 August to be snapped up within days.
The bus hit a bridge at Portmarnock.
Suzy Byrne is one of five people with experience of disability issues to join transport boards.
The badge will hopefully see more people giving up their seats for pregnant people on public transport.
Gardaí said that emergency helicopters cannot safely assist in until all drones are out of the air space.
The 15.35 Heuston to Galway train collided with 8 cattle.
Incidents of intimidating and threatening behaviour have become commonplace on the northern line in recent weeks.
Delays were experienced as commuters travelled back from a Liam Gallagher concert at Malahide Castle.
Inbound trains to Hueston are experiencing delays of up to 75 minutes.
‘Significant delays’ are being predicted by Irish Rail.
Extensive fire damage was done to signalling equipment last week.
Services will be affected throughout the week due to damage caused by a fire in Bray.
Fire damage to signalling equipment at Bray has meant services are down today and tomorrow.
A DART train that had not yet entered service struck and fatally injured a person earlier.
Delays of up to 90 minutes were expected this evening.
If you’re taking the train this weekend, Iarnród Éireann is advising you check ahead.