Irish Rail will revert to pre-August timetables on October 14th following significant punctuality issues experienced by customers since the introduction of a new timetable in late August. The original changes, which aimed to increase services on the Dublin to Belfast route, negatively impacted commuting times.
Iarnród Éireann has confirmed that train services in Dublin will return to their pre-August 26 timetables, with the rail service admitting, "We got it wrong".
The timetable that Iarnród Éireann had introduced increased services on the Dublin to Belfast route, but in turn had a "disproportionately negative impact" on commuters' journeys.READ MORE: Dublin train station finally opens 15 years after being built A spokesperson said: "Iarnród Éireann deeply regrets the disruption to our customers’ daily journeys and lives which have resulted from timetable changes since August 26.
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