Liam Darby writes:
Media coverage lately on anti social behaviour on the Dart and this crowd encouraging you to join the gang.
Be nice.
Tag Archives: DART
‘Sup?
at
Double seat?
Andy Bowman tweetz:
‘Whadda mean it doesn’t go to Furrhouse?!’ #Dublin Area Rodent Transport @IrishRail
Bandits
at
Train drivers should always feel safe and protected. But spokespeople from our national rail service calling north of Connolly “bandit country” is a disgraceful and unhelpful slur. @IrishRail @OCallaghanCian @donna_cooney1 @AodhanORiordain @broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/tRRMSR6A19
— olga wehrly (@olgawehrly) June 22, 2018
Dart drivers fear for lives as ‘bandits’ attack trains (RTÉ)
Conor Cavanagh writes:
“Photo taken at Seapoint Dart station this morning by Aisling Douris.”
Meanwhile…
This morning.
Colm writes:
Glorious sunrise in the Paris or Venice of the North-east Kildare/South Meath region – (Kilcock).
Lords of Strut write:
This week we had a cheeky little party on the Dart train in Dublin… early morning commuters got a free party they weren’t expecting!
Previously: Lords of Strut on Broadsheet
Glass Dublin writes:
Hey Irish Rail “Do you want your receipt?” option or old school bin close by would avoid this mess at every DART station
Update:
Thanks for the feedback, we are looking to implement the receipt option as you suggest, what station was this as there are bins in most
— Iarnród Éireann (@IrishRail) June 20, 2017
In fairness.
Hugh writes:
I got on the [south-bound Dart] train at Lansdowne Road this morning and found a purse on the seat with some money in it. Shouted out at the platform before we left the station but no one was there. Have left a message at Irish Rail but they didn’t exactly seem mega efficient so thought I’d put it out here.
Anyone?
From top: Newbridge train station; the Short Hop Zone
When is a commuter town not a commuter town?
When the Dart says so.
Patricia Callinan writes:
The Labour Party in Kildare is running a petition seeking fair train fares for Newbridge commuters.
It currently costs €3.56 to travel from Heuston to Sallins.
It costs almost 4 times more (€15.05) to go the final 7 minutes to Newbridge – a very expensive 7 minutes of travel.
The reason: Newbridge is not in the official ‘Short Hop Zone’ (the Dublin area rail network) despite clearly being a commuter town in the Dublin area…
Fight!
Sign petition here
Pic: Leinster Leader/ Irish Rail
‘sup?
This afternoon.
Piajade tweetz:
No one can touch it because it’s hanging over the [potentially current-bearing] wire….
Darf
at
‘sup?
This evening (nice stretch, in fairness)
Ben Ward tweetz:
Doesn’t say anything about paws not being for seats I suppose.