CIS Screens in Kildare

[Kilocharlie]

CIS screens have appeared in Kildare and, presumably, also in Newbridge and Sallins which have the pillars installed.

Not turned on yet.

[Mark Gleeson]

Only 6 years after we first were told this was in the works

[Kilocharlie]

14 months later, still not turned on...

[Destructix]

I heard from a member of staff that they are installing CIS screens in Thurles and Limerick Junction soon.

[Jamie2k9]

Originally Posted by Kilocharlie

14 months later, still not turned on...

With the recent works at Kildare and Newbridge surly it can't be to long before they are turned on.

Is it IE"s long term plan for all stations to have screens installed?

[Destructix]

The busy stations first I guess. Can remember reading in the Nenagh Guardian few weeks ago that NRP or Nenagh town council wanted one installed in Nenagh train station.

http://www.nenaghguardian.ie/search-...article=DA52Q3

The railway station option included the introduction of electronic information panels to inform people of the times the next buses and trains were arriving and departing.

[Thomas J Stamp]

Originally Posted by Destructix

The busy stations first I guess. Can remember reading in the Nenagh Guardian few weeks ago that NRP or Nenagh town council wanted one installed in Nenagh train station.

http://www.nenaghguardian.ie/search-...article=DA52Q3

to be fair this would really be aimed at the bus services, and would be outside the station, not on the platform, had this proposal gone ahead. The existing stops near the courthouse can be mad, and one day a bus broke down pulling out of the limerick bound stop and caused mayhem.

[shweeney]

Originally Posted by Kilocharlie

14 months later, still not turned on...

it took 12 years for them to turn them on at Greystones.