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A number of intercity train services were disrupted on Monday evening after an incident at a train station in the midlands.
It is understood that the rescheduling and delayed resumption of some services was due to an incident at the Tullamore train station.
Local reports said that emergency services attended the scene.
This resulted in a number of trains returning to Athlone, with a bus service provided from there.
At approximately 10 pm on Monday night a train remained at the train station in Tullamore.
A number of train services did resume but some were delayed by between 90 and 100 minutes.
19:35 Heuston - Galway stopped in Tullamore due to an incident in the Station.
— Iarnród Éireann (@IrishRail) July 17, 2023
19:20 Galway - Heuston is expected to be held in Clara.
18:20 Westport - Heuston held in Clara.
Update to follow. -CL
Irish Rail confirmed on social media that it was preparing to have the Galway service back in operation close to 10.30pm on Monday night.
It apologised for the delay and inconvenience caused to passengers.
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