Rail Users Ireland Forum - View Single Post - Poor intuitiveness on the Irish Rail website

zag · 28-10-2006, 21:31

Mark,

Thanks for that link to the real time Clontarf Road page - *if* this really is realtime (like they have in the ticket office) then gone are my days of leaving the office to walk to the station and missing a train by seconds, only to see that the next peak time train isn't due for over 15 minutes.

This link alone is one of the most usefull pieces of information I have come across on the web in a long time.

Incidentally, I tried looking for other pages like realtimebray, realtimeconnolly, etc, but to no avail. Is there some train fan with a pair of binoculars trained at the platform displays on Clontarf Road, or is there a good reason IE haven't extended the concept ?

Cheers,

z

28-10-2006, 21:31	#12
zag Regular Poster Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 199	How real time is realtimeclontarf ? Mark, Thanks for that link to the real time Clontarf Road page - if this really is realtime (like they have in the ticket office) then gone are my days of leaving the office to walk to the station and missing a train by seconds, only to see that the next peak time train isn't due for over 15 minutes. This link alone is one of the most usefull pieces of information I have come across on the web in a long time. Incidentally, I tried looking for other pages like realtimebray, realtimeconnolly, etc, but to no avail. Is there some train fan with a pair of binoculars trained at the platform displays on Clontarf Road, or is there a good reason IE haven't extended the concept ? Cheers, z