Two weeks of track renewal works on Ballybrophy to Limerick via Nenagh line begin this Saturday
Iarnród Éireann has reminded customers on the Limerick to Ballybrophy via Nenagh line that two weeks of track renewal works will take place from this Saturday 29th January to Sunday 13th February inclusive. The works will see a further 2 miles of track renewed on the line which, combined with previous works, will facilitate journey time […]
Further Level 5 restrictions: Revised timetable to operate on Iarnród Éireann network from Monday 11th January
Iarnród Éireann has advised customers that, following the further level 5 restrictions announced by Government, a revised and reduced schedule will operate across the rail network from Monday 11th January, approved by the National Transport Authority. The revised schedule reflects significantly reduced demand, and will ensure service continuity and resilience for essential workers and carers who must […]
Iarnrod Éireann To Offer Free Trips To Tiperary Groups
Iarnród Éireann Irish Rail have launched the 2015/16 programme for The Journey’s on Us, an initiative to support organisations and groups in the voluntary, community, sporting and charity sector on RTE programme Countrywide last Saturday morning. “The Journey’s On Us”, will provide 100 groups with a free group travel return journey for up to […]
People with a vision impairment TO blitz Irish Rail with texts over Inadequate Audible announcements on trains.
On Monday 23rd July at 09:30 People with a vision impairment and their supporters will send Hundreds of texts to the press officer of Irish Rail to announce to Irish rail that they are not happy with the persistent poor quality or lack of audible announcements on Irish trains The texts will flood the inboxes […]
Coolbawn Dutchman Offers Free Wifi at Obama’s Moneygall Visit
Evert Bopp, a Dutchman living in Coolbawn North Tipperary, has offered to provide free wifi internet access in Moneygall during President Obama’s visit. “I had been keeping an eye on any developments in this area for a while” said Bopp “and was wondering how the visitors and mostly the international press would get Internet access […]
