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![]() I don't know where to start with this one its so riddled with errors its unreal
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: Dublin
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![]() Tara street closed all day?
Is that in case it might be convenient to the travelling public? Also: Because of the large number of people expecting to travel we are going to reduce service. Interesting concept. What if the HSE decided that because more people get sick in Jan-Feb-March that they would close the Mater A&E... |
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![]() So am I correct in thinking there are actually no extra services for the travelling public from Fingal on that day? If so, I think that is a disgrace.
They have always run extra services in previous years, especially going in around 11am and afterwards. And if memory serves me correctly, people still complained over overcrowding. So much for encouraging family friendly transport.... |
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![]() This was put up on the Northern Ireland Translink website today (13/03/07)
Quote: Translink - St Patrick's Day Timetable Arrangements 16-Feb-2007 12:40 Translink would like to advise passengers that a normal Saturday service will be in operation for all bus and rail services on St Patrick's Day, Saturday 17th March 2007. Passengers are also advised that a special NI Railways service will operate between Belfast and Dublin on St Patrick's Day, 17th March. Also: On Public Holiday Monday, 19th March 2007, the following timetable arrangements will apply: NI Railways - Saturday Service Enterprise - Normal Monday to Friday service. I take it that there will be less people on the move on Saturday in Northern Ireland yet there are more trains.Why is there less trains in Ireland, espically on the commuter network? For instance i will be taking the train on Saturday into town, from Bray, to see the parade. There must be thousands more like me who live close to Dublin and who travel into Dublin for the parade or the nightlife. And I'm sure it's the same situation in Cork. Also how come there will be a Saturday service on the bank holiday monday in Northern Ireland? |
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![]() So anyone any idea's what where the loadings like, in particular on the Northern line which had no extra services?
Glad to see the morning news reports no major incidents - was it last year a significant number of windows got smashed at Howth Junction, on the one DART..... |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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![]() Some Northern line trains where packed but where running as 8 coach
There where a few incidents where people where thrown off for drinking, very heavy presence at Howth Junction of security staff |
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