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Unread 15-01-2013, 20:12   #1
Jamie2k9
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Accoding to a tweet from Irish Rail in response to a service cut they say they got very little public feedback from the Heuston timetable.
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Unread 15-01-2013, 21:10   #2
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Accoding to a tweet from Irish Rail in response to a service cut they say they got very little public feedback from the Heuston timetable.
Maybe all the feedback submitted from the website was just sent into a black hole.
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Unread 15-01-2013, 21:41   #3
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Irish Rail claim that they ran an extensive media campaign to publicise it, but surely posters at stations or even handing out printed copies of the draft timetable at stations would not have been too much to ask.
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I wait with bated breath to see if and how IE inform passengers of how to transfer between the Maynooth and M3 Parkway platforms at Clonsilla. Some of them nice blue signs they got last year would be handy, as would some PA announcements.
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I wait with bated breath to see if and how IE inform passengers of how to transfer between the Maynooth and M3 Parkway platforms at Clonsilla. Some of them nice blue signs they got last year would be handy, as would some PA announcements.
Got the 2008 Pearse-Maynooth, no announcements at Clonsilla and everyone seemed to be waiting on the westbound platform as 'normal' waiting for the connecting train. Not sure if they realised and got across to the train waiting in the new bay- didn't see anyone left behind when I was walking the opposite side of the canal.
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