Rail Users Ireland is Ireland's National Rail Users Organisation. Established in 2003 to campaign for improved services and conditions for rail passengers
Did you buy your ticket online?
Did you find the assigned seat didn’t exist, you couldn’t access it or it was occupied by someone who refused to move?
If you were left standing for even part of the journey you are entitled to a compensation of the single ticket price paid
Don’t know how this got out without being spotted, 8632 rear of E807
Missing the hose between the sander and the wheel, kind of important in the leaf fall season
@IrishRail
All rail services operating, Docklands Station remains open but some access routes are closed
No Luas service Connolly Point
Many bus route changes in Dublin City , check before travel
@jameschuk@TFIupdates Much worse is the 200 million on the gold plated Foynes reopening.
No customers, no trains, but it gets the full upgrade automatic level crossings while we have multiple routes struggling with staffed gates and Victorian signalling
Absolute shambles, all service suspended Connolly and Howth/Malahide due a failed train at Killester
Perfect good bi directional a is available, full service with some delays should be possible
@DalkeyBrian Last night was particularly challenging and the lack of details communicated a deliberate decision.
UK British Transport Police goal is 90 minutes
Certainly major improvements possible as it’s 2-3 hours normally in Ireland
What happened last night..
17:51 Southbound services halted, train failure at Killester
18:30 Services suspended Connolly-Howth/Malahide
19:40 Service resumes
20:17 Report of a fatality at Killester, services suspended Connolly-Howth/Malahide
1/n
@Maor_Caman Hotel is a last resort, don’t think it could be claimed as there are multiple bus options late night to all impacted destinations
If a taxi was required to get you to the hotel then it’s covered
Railway equivalent of the EC261 for Flights
Reasonable expenses can be claimed, e.g. bus fare or where no bus service was available to you a taxi or hotel accomidation if the journey is not possible until the next day
This is covered by EU passenger rights regardless of the circumstances
4/4
As Irish Rail stated that service would not resume on both lines (it did reverse this shortly afterwards for Maynooth line)
EU passenger rights come into play
3/n
@declanbyrne23 The signalling covering the area West of Connolly has gone down, that blocks both routes from Connolly to Broombridge
System is fail safe, could be old age, cable theft or just leaves
It just gets worse, services suspended Connolly and Broombridge/Parkwest - signalling fault
So thats all Maynooth line services and Phoenix Park Tunnel services suspended
Looks like the Connolly West Interlocking has decided to go wrong
Another incident services suspended between Connolly and Malahide/Howth.
Emergency services on scene, looks like approx 2 hours before service could resume
Avoid travel, use alternatives, do not rely on the last train of the evening to Dundalk operating