Online commuter prices

frogstar

Anyone know where I can find these for laytown to various stops to Dublin

Fed up of being stung at the station. If I knew before I travelled it wouldn't annoy me as much!

Are they published or do I need to email them?

Thanks

foggy_lad

frogstar wrote: »

Anyone know where I can find these for laytown to various stops to Dublin

Fed up of being stung at the station. If I knew before I travelled it wouldn't annoy me as much!

Are they published or do I need to email them?

Thanks

you cant buy commuter rail tickets online

frogstar

Not looking to buy online, just to know the prices before getting to station

Hilly Bill

frogstar wrote: »

Anyone know where I can find these for laytown to various stops to Dublin

Fed up of being stung at the station. If I knew before I travelled it wouldn't annoy me as much!

Are they published or do I need to email them?

Thanks

How are you stung at the station? A simple phone call to IR could answer your query.

Victor

http://www.irishrail.ie/index.jsp?p=118&n=199

Popular Commuter Fares Single Day Return Off Peak Promotion Single Note 1 Off Peak Promotion Day Return Note 1 Adult Weekly Adult Monthly

Laytown €14.50 €19.90 €12.00 €13.00 €54.00 €195.00

Note 1: Off-peak Commuter Promotion available after 09:30hrs Monday to Saturday on all services except Tullamore 10:30hrs onwards, Portarlington 09:45hrs onwards and Gorey 08:20hrs onwards. Offer available all day Sunday to/from Dublin.

Annual ticket to Dublin is likely €1,950.

frogstar

Thanks victor

That's what I was looking for. I don't travel often to Dublin, probably once a month and when I do I could get off at various stops (malahide/skerries or Dublin city) etc.. So it's nice to know the price before travelling

I dont think it's too much for IR to publish prices for their fares online. Why should you only have the option to ring or get to the station and then find out the price (as in I can see only Dublin published, not the various stops which can actually be dearer to travel to even though they aren't as far)

Victor

frogstar wrote: »

That's what I was looking for. I don't travel often to Dublin, probably once a month and when I do I could get off at various stops (malahide/skerries or Dublin city) etc.. So it's nice to know the price before travelling

Note that there are two fares zones involved - Dublin commuter and Intercity, with Balbriggan as the boundary. On intercity journeys you are allowed to break your trip on a single/return ticket, but not on commuter ones.

Laytown-Balbriggan is about €5.60 single and €10.30 day return.
http://www.railusers.ie/passenger_info/fare_calc_2012.php?station_from=LTOWN&station_to=BBRGN&stage1=Submit+Query

You can then get a one-day short-hop zone ticket for about €9 which allows as many trips as you like on the same day between Balbriggan-Kilcoole/Hazelhatch/Maynooth/Dunboyne.

frogstar

That's great thanks for that.

Never knew that site existed!