GM228 wrote: » Any link? Might be gone already?
lxflyer wrote: » Just looking at it, the 07:00 ex-GCD doesn't look right as there's no return working and I cannot imagine that the 23:15 ex-Newbridge will continue beyond Connolly. But from anyone working in Parkwest I must say it's good to see the outbound services stopping there in the morning and the inbounds in the afternoon/evening while bypassing other stations.
Jamie2k9 wrote: » Possible empty working from Heuston, there is a few in current schedules such as one around 23.50 ex Kildare. I do agree looks like a wasted and pointless service addition. If it's going to be all Heuston drivers then the last service will run empty to Heuston.
n97 mini wrote: » First arrival into city centre not till after 7am. Same problem on the Maynooth line.
daheff wrote: » does anybody know when this timetable is scheduled to go live?
Jamie2k9 wrote: » 07.00 is more than adequate.
n97 mini wrote: » 7.06 into Connolly which is no use to people (like me) who start work at 7.
lxflyer wrote: » Bear in mind that this is still clearly a draft that someone accidentally loaded into the journey planner - it could yet change when people make submissions on it (assuming it will go out to consultation). I'd take this very much as an indicative timetable. And being honest about it most bus routes only kick off around 06:30 as well. Some start earlier, but for the majority they only start at 06:30 which may/may not facilitate an 07:00 start in the city centre. I would suggest that while it may be an issue for you, it is probably not the biggest issue for most people.
Jamie2k9 wrote: » Public Transports caters for the mass and not individuals and while I accept many start work at 7am, everybody cannot be pleased.
end of the road wrote: » i thought empty movements apart from extreme emergencies were supposed to have been eliminated?
n97 mini wrote: » Ideally we would have a minimum level of transport around the clock to accommodate shift workers etc.
n97 mini wrote: » I'm sure I'd find something we're paying for currently that's not worth the money. A lot of ordinary bus routes in London run 24/7. I made the mistake of thinking it was just the N routes initially until I started looking at timetables. The N routes are elongated/merged routes that route through the night.
Jamie2k9 wrote: » Buses are not trains and much less costly, your correct London has a large 24/7 bus operation.
Col_30 wrote: » If these are the correct train times, they will suit me perfectly. I never thought I'd be able to get from Adamstown to Tara Street in just 37 minutes. The train leaves at 8:15, so it's an extra half an hour in bed for me! Getting home 20 min earlier in the evenings will also make a lot of difference.