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LAST UPDATE | 19 Dec 2019
RAIL SERVICES HAVE resumed on Dublin’s southside following an incident on the line at Booterstown.
Services were suspended between the city centre and Dun Laoghaire while emergency services attended the scene.
“Line has reopened between Pearse and Dun Laoghaire. Full services are now resuming, knock-on delays expected to remain,” Irish Rail tweeted.
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I assume “incident” is what we think it is.. Christmas is hell for some people. Very sad.
@Peter Cavey: yes my son was trying to get home from school when the services arrived. :-(
Make the Sandymount road one way south. That is as much as it is safely capable.
Its a no brainer.
@William Kelly: what’s a no brainer is that there has been an incident.
It’s in the public and passenger’s interest to suspend trains passing through.
@William Kelly: your a clown
Tim McCormack29: Yesterday Clifden was in lockdown, all businesses and pubs closed because a travellers funeral took place.
Disgrace if gardai can’t even protect citizens.
It was well and long before known that the funeral would take place.
In Germany the police would have dispatched 200 armed police to the city and dealt with the problem.
Here the police allows UK’s
to take a whole town hostage!!
Unbelievable
@Johannes Baader: what is wrong with you?
@iarnrodeireann what about the 2 points failures in Malahide and Clontarf this morning? Even thoigh some trains were still running through these stations?
@Peter White: somebody has died Peter. Small difference in your mind
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