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http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/travel_alerts.asp?action=view&news_id=608WeatherWatch: Wicklow to Arklow line has reopened by Corporate Communications
WEATHER WATCH - UPDATE Sunday 17th January, 16.00hrs
Iarnród Éireann has advised customers that all rail routes are continuing to operate around the network.
Wicklow to Arklow
Rail services between Wicklow and Arklow on the Dublin/Gorey/Rosslare line have now resumed, following flooding on the line. Full services on the line are now operating again.0 -
http://www.buseireann.ie/news.php?id=822&month=JanBus Eireann Service Update Jan 17th 2010
Updated at 1600hrs
The Bridge in Arklow has reopened and normal services have resumed.
Bus Eireann would like to apologise to customers for any inconvenience caused.
Updated at 1230hrs
The Bridge in Arklow has been closed due to flooding.
The main stop now Liddle in Arklow.
Templerainy stop not in operation.
Enniscorthy now open both directions
Cork Update
Yesterdays flooding on the Park Rd. in Mallow, Co. Cork has receded, there is some surface water, but this has not affected the Town Park bus stop, which has re-opened. Route 51 services between Limerick and Cork are operating punctually in both route directions.
There are no other service alerts in Co. Cork today.
Bus Eireann will continue to monitor this situation closely and we would advise customers to contact their local travel office for information on individual services or visit www.buseireann.ie.
Bus Eireann would like to apologise to customers for any inconvenience caused.
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http://www.dublinairport.com/at-airport/latest-news/190110_flightdisruptions.htmlFlight disruptions Wednesday 20th January
The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA), the agency responsible for Air Traffic Control services in Ireland, has advised Dublin Airport that flight operations are likely to be disrupted between 14.00 and 18.00 tomorrow, Wednesday 20th January as a result of industrial relations issues at the IAA.
Passengers are advised to contact their AIRLINE BEFORE making their journey to Dublin Airport tomorrow.0 -
http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/travel_alerts.asp?action=view&news_id=614Updated Details of services into Heuston Thursday morning 21st January by Corporate Communications
Due to the derailment of an out of service train at Laois Traincare depot earlier today and the resultant blocking in on some train sets at the depot certain service alterations will be in place on Thursday 21st January
05:50hrs Portarlington Heuston is cancelled. Customers will be accommodated on 05:15hrs Athlone Heuston which will call at Portarlington at 06:00hrs
The following services will be operating with reduced capacity:
05:35hrs Limerick Heuston
05:15 Athlone Heuston
05:05 Galway Heuston
06:15 Heuston Portlaoise
06:20 Portlaoise Heuston
07:05 Athlone Galway
07:35 Portlaoise Heuston
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http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/News-Centre/Travel-News/Revised-Routes-33x-and-33d/Revised Routes 33x and 33d
Friday, January 22, 2010
Dublin Bus wishes to advise customers that from Monday 25th January, Routes 33x and 33d will have revised timetables. Please see below for times.
Route 33x timetable
Additional 33x services will operate Monday to Friday from Mourne View, Skerries via the MI and the Port Tunnel to St. Stephen’s Green. Return journeys will depart from Custom House Quay.
From Mourne View (Skerries, via Rush & Lusk) to St. Stephen’s Green
06:40, 07:05, 07:30, 08:00.
From Custom House Quay to Skerries/Rush & Lusk
16:30, 17:00, 17:30, 18:00.
Route 33d timetable
This service will operate Monday to Friday from Seaview Portrane via Donabate, the MI and the Port Tunnel to Tara St. DART Station.
From Seaview Portrane Donabate to St. Stephen’s Green
07:30.
From Custom House Quay
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http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/News-Centre/Travel-News/Route-18/Route 18
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Dublin Bus wishes to advise customers that from Monday 25th January the 14:00 departure Monday to Friday from Sandymount will now depart from Appian Way.0 -
http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/News-Centre/Travel-News/Diversion-Route-40d/Diversion Route 40d
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Dublin Bus wishes to advise customers that due to the completion of road works Route 40d will take the following routing in both directions,
Via Ballycoolin Road not entering Rosemount Industrial Estate but continuing to operate through Ballycoolin Indusrial Estate via the bus gate.0 -
http://www.buseireann.ie/news.php?id=824&month=JanNew Services to Ireland West Airport Knock
Bus Éireann Introduces Seven Direct Coach Services a Day to Ireland West Airport Knock from Galway & Sligo
Bus Éireann is to introduce seven direct coach services a day to Ireland West Airport Knock from Sligo and Galway from 31st January 2010.
Bus Éireann has altered the routing of its Route 64 Galway-Sligo-Derry service to serve Ireland West Airport Knock following consultation with airport management. The change has been introduced on a trial basis and will be made permanent if there is sufficient demand for the service.
“Bus Éireann is pleased to be able to offer direct coach services to Ireland West Airport Knock on our Derry/Sligo/Galway route 64, connecting with our nationwide express coach network. Judging by the popularity of our other direct airport services, the travelling public like the convenience of using public transport to and from airports. Customers have no car parking to worry about, no driving and will have direct access to all the towns along the western seaboard. We look forward to working with the airport staff to make these services a success,” said Rory Leahy, Regional Manager, Bus Éireann.
The revision in the routing of Route 64 will provide seven services a day from Galway and seven services a day from Sligo to the Airport.
Services from Galway to Ireland West Airport Knock will depart daily at:
06.00 (Monday to Saturday only); 08.45; 10.30 (Monday to Saturday only); 12.00; 14.10; 16.00; 18.10.
Services from Sligo to Ireland West Airport Knock will depart daily at:
06.00 (Monday to Saturday only); 08.00; 10.00 (Monday to Saturday only); 12.00; 14.00; 16.00; 18.00.
Due to the re-routing of route 64, the 449 Charlestown-Ireland West Airport Knock feeder service will be withdrawn from 31st January 2010.
ENDS.
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http://www.dublinairport.com/at-airport/latest-news/260110_newroadT2.htmlNew Access Road at Dublin Airport will Present Exciting Views of Airport’s Second Terminal, T2
Passengers departing from Dublin Airport will be presented with exciting new views of the Airport’s second passenger terminal (T2) from tomorrow as a result of significant changes to the Airport’s internal road network.
From early morning, Tuesday January 26, passengers, who are being dropped off by private car at the existing passenger terminal, Terminal 1, will access that terminal via a new road that takes them through the centre of T2.
Passengers using the short-term car park and those arriving by taxi, bus and coach will, for another two months, continue to access Terminal 1 by the existing approach road that runs alongside the front of T2.
The traffic changes are part of the ongoing programme to upgrade the airport’s campus roads and will be clearly signposted on overhead gantries and other signage as vehicles enter the airport. Full details are also available on the Dublin Airport website, www.dublinairport.com
"One of the key strategies underpinning the design of T2 was to ensure efficient traffic flow on the airport’s internal roads by providing dedicated access and exit roads for each passenger terminal,” said DAA, Director – Dublin Airport, Robert Hilliard.
“Tomorrow represents the first stage in the process whereby, from March all passengers departing from Terminal 1 will access that terminal via the new road through the heart of T2.
“The new access route will not only offer dramatic views of T2 but also signal that the new terminal is close to completion and on schedule to commence full operations in just ten months time, November 2010,” he added.
T2, which will accommodate all Dublin Airport’s long-haul traffic and offer a unique new customs clearance facility for US-bound passengers, will transform the customer experience at the airport by offering more space, comfort and choice across both passenger terminals.
The DAA’s overall €600m investment in T2 will deliver the passenger terminal itself, a new 19-gate boarding gate facility, new aircraft parking stands, a new energy efficient combined heat and power plant and a major upgrade to the airport road network.
Click on the following link to view map:
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http://twitter.com/irishrail/# 06:10 Waterford Heuston is running 40nins late 36 minutes ago from UberTwitter
http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/travel_alerts.asp?action=view&news_id=62806:10 Waterford Heuston is delayed by Press Office
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http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/News-Centre/Travel-News/Revised-Routes-33x-and-33d/Routes 33x and 33d
Friday, January 22, 2010
Dublin Bus wishes to advise customers that from Thursday 28th January, Routes 33x and 33d will have revised timetables. Please see below for times.
Route 33x timetable
Monday to Friday from Mourne View, Skerries via the MI and the Port Tunnel to St. Stephen’s Green. Return journeys will depart from Custom House Quay.
From Mourne View (Skerries, via Rush & Lusk) to St. Stephen’s Green
06:30, 06:45, 07:05, 07:30,
08:00.
From Custom House Quay to Skerries/Rush & Lusk
16:15, 16:30, 17:00, 17:30,
18:00.
Route 33d timetable
This service will operate Monday to Friday from Seaview Portrane via Donabate, the MI and the Port Tunnel to St. Stephen's Green. Return journeys will depart from Custom House Quay.
From Seaview, Portrane via Donabate to St. Stephen’s Green
07:30.
From Custom House Quay
17:45.0 -
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http://twitter.com/irishrail/# RT @IrishRail: Correction! 17:25 Mallow to Tralee running 30 late, will terminate at Killarney bus to Tralee
about 2 hours ago from UberTwitter
http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/travel_alerts.asp?action=view&news_id=628# 17:25 Mallow to Tralee running 30 late, will terminate in Tralee, bus to Killarney
about 2 hours ago from UberTwitter17 25 Mallow to Tralee 30 late by Press Office
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http://www.buseireann.ie/news.php?id=825&month=JanRoute 472
Bus Éireann wishes to advise customers of changes to Route 472, SLIGO − STRANDHILL
Please click here to view the amended timetable. http://www.buseireann.ie/pdf/1264591284-472.pdf
Wednesday, 27th January, 2010
http://www.buseireann.ie/news.php?id=826&month=JanRoute 473
Bus Éireann wishes to advise customers of changes to Route 473, SLIGO − ROSSES POINT.
Please click here to view the amended timetable. http://www.buseireann.ie/pdf/1264591285-473.pdf
Wednesday, 27th January, 2010
http://www.buseireann.ie/news.php?id=827&month=JanRoute 23
Bus Éireann wishes to advise customers of changes to Route 23, DUBLIN − AIRPORT − MULLINGAR − LONGFORD − CARRICK−ON−SHANNON − SLIGO
Please click here to view the amended timetable. http://www.buseireann.ie/pdf/1264591286-23.pdf
Wednesday, 27th January, 2010
http://www.buseireann.ie/news.php?id=828&month=JanRoute 32
Bus Éireann wishes to advise customers of changes to Route 32, DUBLIN − DUBLIN AIRPORT − MONAGHAN − LETTERKENNY
Please click here to view the amended timetable. http://www.buseireann.ie/pdf/1264591287-32new.pdf
Wednesday, 27th January, 2010
http://www.buseireann.ie/news.php?id=829&month=JanRoute 64
Bus Éireann wishes to advise customers of changes to Route 64, GALWAY − IRELAND WEST AIRPORT KNOCK − SLIGO − DERRY, effective 31 January 2010
Please click here to view the amended timetable. http://www.buseireann.ie/pdf/1264591327-64.pdf
Wednesday, 27th January, 2010
http://www.buseireann.ie/news.php?id=830&month=JanRoute 126N
Bus Éireann wishes to advise customers of changes to Route 126N, DUBLIN − NAAS − NEWBRIDGE − CLANE NIGHTRIDER
Please click here to view the amended timetable. http://www.buseireann.ie/pdf/1264607518-126N.pdf
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http://www.buseireann.ie/news.php?id=832&month=JanStatement from Bus Éireann on Service Changes
Bus Éireann has today (January 29th 2010) said that the implementation of changes to services with low customer support under its cost recovery plan as recommended by the Labour Court will begin on 28th February 2010. Changes to conditions of employment and other cost reduction measures under the cost recovery plan have already begun.
In recent years, Bus Éireann has significantly expanded its network of services across the country. However, the economic downturn has seen a significant drop in demand for public transport because of the fall in the number of people in work, the drop in the number of non-Irish nationals in the country, the significant slowdown in retailing and a substantial reduction in the number of tourists visiting Ireland. This has resulted in Bus Éireann customer numbers falling by over 10 per cent in 2009, which has impacted negatively on the company’s revenues and means it can no longer afford to operate the same high level of services as it has previously.
As a responsible commercial semi-State, Bus Éireann must address this situation by further reducing its cost base and bringing service levels in line with falling demand. According to an independent review by Deloitte, which was commissioned by the Department of Transport, because Bus Éireann is efficient “it will not be possible to make major cost savings on the Bus Éireann network without reducing services”.
Bus Éireann has continually reduced its cost base over the last number of years and further significant savings will be achieved through the implementation of the company’s cost recovery plan. The plan involves a reduction of approximately 250 positions across the organisation, alterations to work practices and terms of employment, and changes to services with low customer support.
The cost recovery plan is designed to protect as many services and jobs as possible so that Bus Éireann can continue to provide transport to the considerable number of people throughout the country who use our services every day, while returning the company to a stronger financial position.
The first changes under the plan involved alterations to work practices and terms of employment that will reduce earnings across the company. These changes will not have any adverse impact on services over the next four weeks. The plan will also see a reduction of approximately 250 positions across the organisation. Bus Éireann has received the required number of applications for its voluntary redundancy scheme under the plan.
From 28th February 2010, Bus Éireann will begin phasing in changes to services with low customer support as recommended by the Labour Court and the independent Deloitte report, which was commissioned by the Department of Transport.
Following a detailed review, service changes are being introduced on a phased basis and will focus on services that have low customer support. The majority of changes will be to the frequency of services or the routing of services. This is the start of the first phase of changes under the cost recovery plan. The level of further changes required will depend on the savings that can be achieved in earlier phases.
Unfortunately, there are a small number of services throughout the country that have very low customer support and given the current economic environment and the limit to the operational funds available to the company these services are no longer sustainable.
Such services often have five passengers or less per departure. In many such cases, the fare revenue from these customers doesn’t even cover the fuel for the bus let alone the wages for the driver or the maintenance of the vehicle. Bus Éireann must curtail such services otherwise it would have no alternative but to make changes to services that have much higher levels of support.
In making these changes, Bus Éireann will seek to minimise their impact on its customers and its integrated network as much as possible.
It is with great regret that Bus Éireann has to take this action, but it is unavoidable and necessary given the deterioration in the economy over the last 18 months and the subsequent fall in customer numbers. The company is acutely aware of the difficulties these changes may cause for customers and staff. However, implementation of the cost recovery plan, which follows on-going cost reducing measures over recent years, is vital to ensuring the continuance of as many of the our 330 routes as possible.
Safety and customer service will, as always, remain the company’s priorities.
Customers on routes where alterations come into effect from 28th February 2010 will be informed of the change to their service from today (29th January 2010) and information on service changes will be available from local travel centres and viewable at www.buseireann.ie. Further service changes will be announced in advance of them coming into place.
In light of the current economic position of the country, the company will continue to review its financial position on an on-going basis.
The following service changes to come into effect from 28th February 2010:
Timetable and Route Changes
Route 40 Cork-Tralee
Thirteen departures a day in each direction. Change will see one less departure - Tralee-Cork (Monday only).
All services will now operate on the main road via Ballyvourney only. Route 257 will provide a shuttle connection between Macroom/ Killarney and Millstreet/Rathmore.
Route 337 Miltown Malbay-Ennis
Currently operates two departures a day in each direction, extra departure ex Ennis Fridays only. Change will see one less departure each way.
Route 329 Kilfinane-Limerick
Currently operates five times a day on Saturdays, twice during the week in each direction along the route. Change will see one less departure from Kilfinane during week and one less departure from Limerick on Saturday.
Route 14 Limerick-Killarney
Seven departures a day each way. Change will see one less departure ex Killarney (Monday only).
Route 110 Navan Town Service
Reduction in frequency on Routes A, B and C, and change in routing on Route B with main areas still served.
Route 186/189 Drogheda-Clogherhead-Grangebellew
Amalgamation of two routes. Route will no longer serve Togher Cross due to low customer numbers and this will result in longer journeys for some customers.
Route 440/441 Dooagh-Westport
Two departures a day (Monday-Saturday) each way. Change will see one less departure a day each way.
Route 490/487/491/494 Ballybofey/Letterkenny/Strabane
Re-organisation of local network of services that will see routes altered and some reduction in frequency.
Route 362/364/366/386/387/388 – Dungarvan local services
Re-organisation of local network of services that will see routes altered and cancellation of services to secondary locations.
Route 459/459a – Athlone Town Services
Reduction in frequency on routes.
Route 52 - Galway-Ballina
Operates seven times a day. One departure each way to be withdrawn.
Low frequency services withdrawn
Route 122 Portumna-Dublin
Operates once a day in each direction.
Alternative high frequency services on main portions of the route are available along the Dublin-Athlone and Dublin-Tullamore corridors.
Route 71 Cork-Roscrea-Athlone
Operates once a day in each direction.
Alternative services on main portions of the route are available - Cork-Clonmel-Kilkenny-Dublin, Cork-Dublin via Portlaoise, Cork-Cahir-Horse & Jockey, and from Birr-Athlone.
Route 210A Cork City Service - South Mall-Mahon-Jacob’s Island
14/15 departures in each direction each day.
Alternative services available – Route 2, 10 – within 500 metres of 10A routing.
Route 231 Ballyvourney-Cork
One departure each way per day.
Alternative services available - Route 40 (Cork-Tralee high frequency service) and Route 233 Cork-Macroom
Route 102 Ardcath-Dublin
One departure each way per day.
Alternative higher frequency services available from adjacent locations - Ashbourne, Duleek or Kilmoon Cross.
Route 271 – Tralee–Cork Via Naad
Operates twice a week.
Public and rural transport services available along the route.
Route 418 – Galway – Kiltullagh
Operates once a day Mon – Sat.
Alternatives - 7.20 departure from Athenry. Rail service available from Athenry.
Route 255 Macroom-Ballingeary-Kealkil-Kilcrohane (Saturday only)
Operates twice a day each way on Saturdays only.
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http://www.buseireann.ie/news.php?id=833&month=JanContact Telephone Numbers
Travel Centres
Bus Station, Athlone. (090) 6484406
Bus Station, Ballina, Co. Mayo. (096) 71800
Bus Station, Cavan. (049) 4331353 or
(049) 4332533
Bus Station, Parnell Place, Cork. (021) 4508188
Bus Station, Drogheda, Co. Louth (041) 9835023
Busáras (Central Bus Station), Store Street, Dublin 1. (01) 8366111
Bus Station, Dundalk, Co. Louth (042) 9334075
Bus Station, Ennis, Co. Clare. (065) 6824177
Bus Station, Galway. (091) 562000
Bus Station, Killarney, Co. Kerry. (064) 66 30011
Bus Station, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal (074) 9121309
Bus Station, Limerick. (061) 313333
Bus Station, Monaghan. (047) 82377
Bus Station, Sligo. (071) 9160066
Bus Station, Stranorlar, Co. Donegal. (074) 9131008
Bus Station, Tralee, Co. Kerry. (066) 7164700
Bus Station, Waterford. (051) 879000
Bus Éireann Desk-Passenger Tour Enquiries,
Arrivals Hall, Shannon Airport. (061) 474311
Alternatively you can email Bus Éireann info@buseireann.ie
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http://www.buseireann.ie/news.php?id=834&month=JanNew Enhanced Timetable on Route 64
All customers on the route 64 Derry-Galway services please note that the new timetable will commence this Sunday January 31st”. Please see our web site www.buseireann or contact your local Bus Éireann travel centre for more information
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http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/News-Centre/Travel-News/Route-142/Route 142
Friday, January 29, 2010
Dublin Bus wishes to advise customers that from Monday 1st February the morning departures on Route 142 from Portmarnock will no longer operate via Drynam Road, instead they operate through Hollywell Estate.0 -
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/travel/2010/0130/1224263404654.htmlAs easy as gate 123 as airport sorts out a mess
PAUL CULLEN
DAA CHANGES: TRAVELLERS FLYING out of Dublin from Wednesday are likely to notice a small but important change to their journey.
The boarding gates at the capital’s airport are being renumbered more logically. So it’s farewell to gate D60 and hello to gate 101, and farewell to gate B26 and hello to gate 306, as Dublin Airport Authority adopts a sequential approach to numbering at its main terminal.
On Tuesday night the existing signs will be taken down and replaced with the new numbering, which goes up numerically in an anticlockwise direction.
Dublin airport’s piecemeal development has left its piers numbered rather haphazardly. Pier D, for example, is before piers A and B rather than between C and E, so distracted early-morning travellers could end up wandering the wrong way in search of it.
DAA spokeswoman Siobhan Moore says the new layout will improve the experience of passing through the airport and allow for future growth.
The new numbering system starts with pier D, where from next week gates will be numbered in the 100 range.
Pier A, used by Ryanair for most of its flights, is renumbered in the 200 range; so A1 becomes 201. The pentagonal Pier B moves to the 300 range, with B21 becoming 301. Pier C is also changing to the 300 range, with its first gate, C41, becoming 331.
When Pier E, in the new Terminal 2 building, opens towards the end of the year it will use numbers in the 400 range.0 -
http://www.irishrail.ie/your_journey/printed_timetables.aspPrinted Timetables 2009 - 2010
Iarnród Éireann wish to advise customers that a number of alterations have been made to the current timetable which commenced on Sunday 29th November 2009. These late alterations should be read in conjunction with the printed and online publications. Any further alterations will be added to this file (most recent changes at top).
Timetable Alterations : Last Updated 1st February 2010 http://www.irishrail.ie/your_journey/printed_timetable_pdfs/2010/2009-10 Timetable Alterat.doc
I've rationalised the document here:Iarnród Éireann wish to advise customers that a number of alterations have been made to the current timetable which commenced on Sunday 29th November 2009. These alterations should be read in conjunction with the printed and online publications. Any further alterations will be added to this file (most recent changes at top).
Last Updated: 01st February 2010
NEW: GALWAY INTERCITY (Monday to Saturday):
06.05 Galway/Heuston will call additionally at Woodlawn at 06.32. It will depart Ballinasloe at 06.42 and then Athlone at 07.05 as normal.
CORK/LIMERICK INTERCITY (Monday to Saturday):
05.05 Cork/Heuston will call additionally at Newbridge at 07.42.
05.35 Limerick/Heuston will call additionally at Sallins at 07.32. It will depart Hazelhatch at 07.41 and arrives into Heuston at 08.03.
06.30 Cork/Heuston will call additionally at Limerick Junction at 07.28 and arrive into Heuston at 09.15.
06.35 Limerick/Thurles is cancelled, customers travel per 06.35 Limerick/Heuston.
06.55 Limerick/Heuston is advanced to 06.35 and will not serve Limerick Junction. Dep Limerick 06.35, Dep Thurles 07.17, Dep Templemore 07.25, Dep Ballybrophy 07.39, Dep Portlaoise 07.55, Arr Heuston 09.00.
16.25 Heuston/Limerick will call additionally at Portlaoise at 17.18. It will depart Templemore at 17.41, Thurles at 17.48 and arrives into Limerick at 18.38.
MAYNOOTH/NORTHERN COMMUTER (Monday to Friday):
06.20 Maynooth/Connolly will now operate to Pearse. Dep. Connolly 07.02, Dep Tara Street 07.06, Arr Pearse 07.09. (This also provides a connection at Connolly for passengers off the 05.40 Dundalk/Connolly service).
NORTHERN COMMUTER (Monday to Friday):
06.30 Dundalk/Bray will call additionally at Howth Jctn. at 07.42.
07.00 Dundalk/Connolly will call additionally at Malahide at 08.03 and at Portmarnock at 08.08.
NORTHERN COMMUTER (Monday to Saturday):
14.15 Drogheda/Pearse will now terminate in Connolly at 15.18.
DART (Monday to Friday):
07.50 Connolly/Howth a new service. Dep Connolly 07.50, Dep Clontarf Road 07.53, Dep Killester 07.56, Dep Harmonstown 07.58, Dep Raheny 08.00, Dep Kilbarrack 08.02, Dep Howth Jctn. 08.04, Dep Bayside 08.07, Dep Sutton 08.09, Arr Howth 08.14.
08.22 Howth/Dun Laoghaire will now operate to Bray. Dep Dun Laoghaire 09.11, Dep Sandycove & Glasthule 09.14, Dep Glenageary 09.16, Dep Dalkey 09.18, Dep Killiney 09.22, Dep Shankill 09.25, Arr Bray 09.32.
23.21 Bray/Greystones is cancelled.
22.15 Howth/Bray will now operate to Greystones. Dep Bray 23.23, Arr Greystones 23.53
DART (Monday to Saturday):
22.30 Greystones/Malahide will now operate to Howth. Dep Bayside 23.41, Dep Sutton 23.43, Arr Howth 23.48.
22.55 Bray/Howth will now operate to Malahide. Dep Portmarnock 23.59, Arr Malahide 00.03.0 -
http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/News-Centre/Travel-News/St-Stephens-Green-diversions-/St. Stephen's Green diversions
Wednesday, February 03, 2010
Dublin Bus wishes to advise customers that due to roadwork’s St. Stephen’s Green East will be closed to traffic on Wednesday 3rd February from 11:00hrs to 13:00hrs. The following diversions will be in place;
Routes 11/a, 46a, 145 and 746
Buses will use Merrion Row, Pembroke Street, left onto Leeson Street and back to normal routing.
Routes 14/a and 15/a/b
Buses will use Merrion row onto Pembroke Street, right onto Leeson Street, left onto Earlsfort Terrace and back to normal routing.
Routes 44 and 48a
Buses will use Baggot Street, right onto Pembroke Street, right onto Leeson Street left onto Earlsfort Terrace and back to normal routing.
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http://www.dublinairport.com/at-airport/latest-news/020210_renumbering.htmlALL Boarding Gates to Be Renumbered at Dublin Airport
From Wednesday, 3rd February, ALL boarding gates at Dublin Airport have been renumbered.
The following new gate numbering will apply:
• Pier D boarding gates will convert to a 100 number range i.e. D60 will become 101
• Pier A boarding gates will convert to a 200 number range i.e. A1 will become 201
• Pier B boarding gates will convert to a 300 number range i.e. B22 will become 301
The move from an alpha-numerical to a more logical, customer focused numeric sequence was agreed as the best way forward in order to improve the passenger experience.
This change over to a numeric sequence will allow for future boarding gate capacity and was agreed following consultations with our airline customers.
In time, when Pier E is fully operational, all boarding gates there will start from a 400 number range.0 -
http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/news.asp?action=view&news_id=632Cork-Cobh & Cork-Midleton: Mon-Fri evening services, Mon 8th February to Fri 5th March by Corporate Communications
As part of the ongoing upgrading of the Cork-Cobh and the Cork-Midleton Railway Lines, a limited number of late evening Monday to Friday rail services will be replaced by a bus service from Monday 8th February until Friday 5th March 2010 (inclusive).
This is to facilitate planned upgrading of the signalling system on the Cork-Cobh and Cork-Midleton railway lines.
The following train services will be replaced by a bus service:
Cork-Cobh Route – Mondays to Fridays: From Monday, 8th February until Friday, 5th March 2010.
21.30hrs Cork-Cobh & 22.00hrs Cobh-Cork
22.30hrs Cork-Cobh & 23.00hrs Cobh-Cork
Cork-Midleton Route – Mondays to Fridays: From Monday, 8th February until Friday, 5th March 2010.
21.15hrs Cork-Midleton & 21.45hrs Midleton-Cork
22.15hrs Cork-Midleton & 22.45hrs Midleton-Cork
Passengers should note that a 10 to 15 minute delay may occur when bus services operate.
Customers with special needs who require assistance should contact Kent Station on (021) 450-6766 during normal working hours Monday to Friday.
Iarnród Éireann thanks customers for their co-operation and understanding and apologises for any inconvenience which may occur during these upgrading works.0 -
http://www.dublinairport.com/at-airport/latest-news/040210_newexitroad.htmlNew Traffic Arrangements for Exiting Dublin Airport
New traffic arrangements will come into effect today, Thursday, 4 February, for cars and buses exiting Dublin Airport.
A new traffic management plan is being put in place to facilitate the opening of the new coach park and the Terminal 1 exit road between Block C of the multi-storey car park and the church.
Traffic from the Arrivals Road, Departures Road and the Old Central Terminal Building exiting the airport on North Corballis Road will merge into one lane in advance of the church.
All multi storey car park traffic, and coaches using the set-down lanes at the rear of the multi-storey car parks, will exit on the new Terminal 1 exit road.
This arrangement is set to last for approximately two months.
The new airport coach park, adjacent to the church, is due to open tomorrow.0 -
http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/News-Centre/Travel-News/Route-49a/Route 49/a Diversion
Friday, February 05, 2010
Dublin Bus wishes to advise customers that due to a Shamrock Rovers football match on 5th Februaty 2010, Whitestown Way will be closed to all traffic from 21:30hrs approx. to 22:30hrs approx. Route 49 will be diverted via Killinarden Road.
For nearest bus stop going towards the City Centre please proceed to Belgard Square and for nearest bus stop going towards The Square please proceed to Firhouse Road/ Aylesbury.0 -
http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/News-Centre/Travel-News/-St-Stephens-Green/St. Stephen's Green
Friday, February 05, 2010
Dublin Bus wishes to advise customers that due to filming Kildare Street and Dawson Street will be closed to traffic on Sunday 7th February between 07:00hrs and 12:00hrs. The following diversions will be in place during this time.
Routes 10/a, 11/a, 14/a 15, 15a, 15b, 46a, 140, 145 from City Centre
Instead of going via Kildare Street buses will go via Nassau Street, Merrion Square and left onto St. Stephen’s green
Routes 10/a, 11/a, 14/a 15, 15a, 15b, 46a, 140, 145 to City Centre
Instead of going via Dawson Street buses will go via St. Stephen’s Green, Aungier Street and George’s Street
Routes 14/a 15, 15a, 15b, 65 to City Centre
Instead of going via Dawson Street buses will go via Camden Street, Aungier Street and George’s Street
Dublin Bus apologises for any inconvenience caused.0 -
http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/News-Centre/Travel-News/Disruption-to-27b-42a-and-104-/Disruption to 27b, 42a and 104.
Friday, February 05, 2010
Dublin Bus wishes to advise customers that due to resurfacing of roads in Beaumont Hospital routes 27b, 42a and 104 will not service the hospital grounds from Monday 8th February to Tuesday 16th 2010.
Dublin Bus apologises for any inconvenience caused.0 -
http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/news.asp?action=view&news_id=639Limerick to Galway line: full services commence 30th March 2010 by Corporate Communications
Iarnród Éireann has announced that rail services between Limerick and Galway are set to commence next month.
The €106.5 million new route will be officially launched on 29th March 2010, following the completion of the rebuilding of the Ennis to Athenry line, and the receding of recent flooding between Limerick and Ennis, and full schedules will operate from 30th March.
Major infrastructure works were completed towards the end of last year, and driver training is well underway.
OVERVIEW OF PROJECT
After a gap of over 30 years since the last scheduled services on the line, the Ennis to Athenry renewal will:
- Deliver direct Galway to Limerick services, timed to meet commuter needs
- Serve Limerick, Ennis, Athenry and Galway; and new stations at Sixmilebridge, Gort, Ardrahan, Craughwell
- Expand commuter links to Limerick and Galway
- Promote balanced regional development, in line with National Spatial Strategy objectives, by linking two Gateways – Limerick and Galway – and serving the hub of Ennis
The investment project delivered by Iarnród Éireann involves:
- renewal of 36 miles of track, including all necessary fencing and drainage and installation of points and crossings at Gort and Ennis.
- a 90m platform with furniture, signage, shelter, Automatic Ticket Vending Machine, lighting, car park, PA, Customer Information Systems, help point and CCTV provision at Sixmilebridge, Gort, Ardrahan and Craughwell. These stations will also be accessible to the mobility impaired
- At Ennis and Athenry stations, PA, Customer Information Systems, help point and CCTV has been provided
- Repair and improvement work has been undertaken on bridges on the route to allow rail services to operate
- modernised signalling systems
- improvement to level crossings, and elimination where practicable
The service will commence with five services each way daily (Monday to Saturday), and four services each way on Sundays.0 -
http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/news.asp?action=view&news_id=640Sat 13th Feb: 19.15 Dublin to Galway & Sun 14th Feb: 08.05 Galway to Dublin - service alterations by Corporate Communications
Bridge Renewal Works, Renmore Road
Iarnród Éireann will undertake bridge renewal works on Renmore Road this weekend.
To facilitate this, the following service alterations will apply:
Saturday 13th February
19.15 Dublin to Galway will operate to Athenry only, with bus transfers from Athenry to Galway.
Sunday 14th February
08.05 Galway to Dublin will be bus transfers from Galway to Athenry and by train from Athenry to Dublin.
Information for road users
From Friday 12th February to Saturday 13th February at midday, cars should not be parked on either side of Renmore Road, at the entrance to Mellow Park. This is to facilitate site access.
From midday Saturday 13th February to midday Sunday 14th February, 2010, the Road under the bridge at the entrance to Mellow Park will be closed. This is to facilitate the lifting in of the new bridge. Traffic management diversionary measures will be in place.
Please note that the footpath at Lough Atalia and Renmore Barracks will be closed continuously from Wednesday 10th February until Wednesday 17th February.
Iarnród Éireann apologises for the inconvenience caused.0 -
http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/news.asp?action=view&news_id=646Commissioning of Newrath Level Crossing - Waterford Line by Corporate Communications
Friday 19th February
Due to the commissioning of Newrath Level Crossing all services to and from Waterford may be subject to a 25-35 minute delay on Friday 19th February.
Iarnrod Eireann apologises for any inconvenience this essential work may cause.0 -
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http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/news.asp?action=view&news_id=14Track Improvement Work Mallow/Rathpeacon Mon 15 - Sat 20th February by Corporate Communications
Due to Track Improvement Work between Mallow and Rathpeacon from Monday 15th to Sat 20th February the following arrangements will apply:
Monday 15th - Friday 19th February
21.00 Heuston to Cork service will operate to Mallow only with bus transfers from Mallow to Cork.
21.50 Cork to Mallow service will be substituted by buses.
Please note a 25-35 minute delay may occur.
Saturday 20th February
21.00 Heuston to Cork service will operate to Mallow only with bus transfers from Mallow to Cork.
Please note a 25-35 minute delay may occur.
Iarnrod Eireann regret any inconvenience this essential work may cause.0
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