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Traincustomer · 07-01-2009, 21:25

That's an interesting timetable though ferry passengers will suffer unless there is a connection (I'm referring to the evening Stena Line sailing at 2115 to Fishguard) And it would be disappointing for the connection to be abolished seeing as for several years it was impossible to connect with the ferry as the evening train from Dublin arrived too late. Perhaps a Waterford - Wexford - Gorey service? Though in the present economic situation the main thing is to hold onto the existing service. Many may say "so what" about the ferry passengers but the traditional rail sea package still has a lot to offer and there's scope for it to be promoted much more.

07-01-2009, 21:25	#3
Traincustomer Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: ar an traein Posts: 600	ferry connections That's an interesting timetable though ferry passengers will suffer unless there is a connection (I'm referring to the evening Stena Line sailing at 2115 to Fishguard) And it would be disappointing for the connection to be abolished seeing as for several years it was impossible to connect with the ferry as the evening train from Dublin arrived too late. Perhaps a Waterford - Wexford - Gorey service? Though in the present economic situation the main thing is to hold onto the existing service. Many may say "so what" about the ferry passengers but the traditional rail sea package still has a lot to offer and there's scope for it to be promoted much more.