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disrepencies between TFI journey planner and Irish rail journey planner

  • 14-03-2018 5:34pm
    #1
    thomasj
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    I just noticed that on the Transport for Ireland journey planner, it is showing the last train to Maynooth on Saturday (st patricks day) as 11.17pm, but on the irish rail journey planner its showing is showing the last train as the usual pre 9pm last sunday departure.

    Presuming the Irish rail timetable is correct :(


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  • #2
    cython
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    thomasj wrote: »

    Presuming the Irish rail timetable is correct :(

    Sounds like it from this: http://www.irishrail.ie/news/Tara-street-station-closure


  • #3
    GM228
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    thomasj wrote: »
    I just noticed that on the Transport for Ireland journey planner, it is showing the last train to Maynooth on Saturday (st patricks day) as 11.17pm, but on the irish rail journey planner its showing is showing the last train as the usual pre 9pm last sunday departure.

    Presuming the Irish rail timetable is correct :(

    IE timetable is correct, St. Patricks Day is operating as per a Sunday timetable for the Maynooth line.


  • #4
    n97 mini
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    GM228 wrote: »
    IE timetable is correct, St. Patricks Day is operating as per a Sunday timetable for the Maynooth line.

    Sunday timetable on the Maynooth line is bad enough. This weekend we get 3 Sundays in a row (Sat, Sun, Mon)


  • #5
    thomasj
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    n97 mini wrote:
    Sunday timetable on the Maynooth line is bad enough. This weekend we get 3 Sundays in a row (Sat, Sun, Mon)

    And based on the online timetable, am I right in presuming the planned changes for may have been pushed back?


  • #6
    thomasj
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    n97 mini wrote:
    Sunday timetable on the Maynooth line is bad enough. This weekend we get 3 Sundays in a row (Sat, Sun, Mon)

    Based on current weather forecasts there might even be disruption this weekend


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