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06 Sept 2025
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Irish Rail has warned that there will be reduced capacity on an intercity train service this evening and tomorrow morning due to a mechanical fault.
The national train service confirmed that the 19:35 Heuston to Galway service will operate at a reduced capacity this evening.
On Friday morning the 06:25 Galway to Heuston train will also have a reduced capacity.
There have been a number of technical issues with trains in the past few days, with the 07:17am Portlaoise/Heuston service cancelled this morning. Alternative arrangements were organised to operate in its place.
There was also no cross-border rail services today due to industrial action in Northern Ireland affecting Translink NI services.
A limited Enterprise service operated between Dublin and Dundalk only.
Weather issues also caused some signaling difficulties which caused a number of services to run late on Thursday morning.
Passengers were also reminded that there will be bus transfers this weekend between Cork and Cobh/Midleton as line improvement works are completed.
Reminder: Bus Transfers will be in place this weekend between Cork and Cobh/Midleton on Sat 20th and Sun 21st January, due to engineering works -AD
— Iarnród Éireann (@IrishRail) January 17, 2024
More Info: Upcoming Line Improvement Works (https://t.co/o5iOcUHYA2) https://t.co/7kl0DNfMjd
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