Docklands services are currently being diverted into Connolly due to a trespasser on the line. Expect delays to services through Connolly due to congestion as a result. Update to follow
— Iarnród Éireann (@IrishRail) September 6, 2019
A body has been discovered on the train line at Whitworth Road in Drumcondra. Emergency services are at the scene, while services through Docklands station are being diverted to Connolly.
— Emma Tyrrell (Ní Riain) (@EmmaNiRiain) September 6, 2019
Body found near train tracks in Drumcondra, Co Dublin.
It is believed that the body may be that of a homeless person
Body found near train tracks in Irish city #not1home https://t.co/yTv7F4ZySR pic.twitter.com/7O0NuCxin9
— Mick Caul (@caulmick) September 6, 2019
This morning/afternoon.
More as we get it.
Body found near train tracks in Drumcondra, Co Dublin (The Irish Mirror)
Pic via Hannah Murphy
RIP, also, best wishes to the Irish Rail staff who usually are the first on the scene. Sadly, this type of incident isn’t unusual.
Take that picture down Kitty
once again my words are edited. Truthful statements not allowed here.
wrong think not allowed this morning it appears.
I hate it when the train companies use the term ‘trespasser’ when referring to someone who has passed away on their lines. Yes, the person has trespassed but I feel it shows a lack of respect for a life lost. If they are still alive then fair enough but if not I would prefer if they said person or body and avoided using a word that implies someone is actively committing a crime.