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Mark Gleeson 08-09-2006 10:10

Arrow is no more
 
Irish Rail have finally dropped 'Arrow' off the timetable and replaced it with 'Railcar' at least now its clear what you are getting

constellation 08-09-2006 10:33

Might I suggest they drop 'DART' off the timetable and replace it with 'DOIRT' for 'Dublin Often Infrequent and Risible Transport'. At least it would then match the D4 pronounciation of that service.

Sorry to jump on your thread Mark. Service will resume as normal after this post.

Mark 08-09-2006 11:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mark Gleeson
Irish Rail have finally dropped 'Arrow' off the timetable and replaced it with 'Railcar' at least now its clear what you are getting

Is this from all references Mark?

Is the Arrow just on the Kildare line now? Are they being painted over (commuter livery?)

Mark Gleeson 08-09-2006 11:20

All timetable entires online are Railcar and all have been repainted

Mark 08-09-2006 11:26

To the commuter livery? They were only operating on the Kildare line yeah?

Mark Gleeson 08-09-2006 11:28

Every railcar operated service, even those in Cork where down as arrow

comcor 08-09-2006 12:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mark Gleeson
Every railcar operated service, even those in Cork where down as arrow

Even those operating on long runs like Mallow-Tralee...

MrX 08-09-2006 12:31

Hmm...

I think it was clear that ARROW was a commuter service. It looked ridiculous on intercity routes, as it should do!

Railcar's far too vague and fluffy.

Mark Gleeson 08-09-2006 13:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by MrX
Railcar's far too vague and fluffy.

So you can see why IE changed it :D

KSW 29-10-2007 22:19

Maybe but the 01-8054288 talking timetable still has the ARROW service.

ThomasJ 30-10-2007 02:07

aahhh you used the talking timetable service..... could they understand you? it was a struggle for people that i know used it. They had to repeat it so many times!! :D

KSW 30-10-2007 12:16

Its not great but you have to pronounce your words so clear.

grainne whale 31-10-2007 09:36

Maybe they should consider renaming the timetable as " The Irish Joke Book"


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