Irish Rail Reverts To Old Timetable After Passengers Face Delays

Monday, 14 October 2024 10:36

By Max Kane

The new timetable included some commuter services beginning in Bray or Dun Laoghaire.

Commuter trains have returned to the old timetable following complaints about recent changes.

The new timetable included some commuter services beginning in Bray or Dun Laoghaire instead of at Pearse or Grand Canal Dock.

From this morning, services to and from Connolly station have reverted to pre-August 26th times.

Corporate Communications Executive with Irish Rail, Jane Cregan, says that customers should plan their journey in advance:

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