Adrian Brennan’s ‘Hope Coffee’, opening for it’s first brew beside Heuston station earlier
This morning.
Hueston Station, Dublin.
Luke Brennan writes:
It’s been my brother Adrian’s (a chef by trade, ex Pitt bros) dream to open his own business all his life. The stars have aligned and after 8 years on a waiting list, he’s got himself a spot beside Heuston Station.
He’ll be serving up gourmet coffee, cakes and sandwiches from 7:30am each day to anyone who has a need.
In fairness.
Update: Intercity services into and out of Heuston are back operating, subject to delays. Portlaoise and Hazelhatch Grand Canal Dock Commuter services remain suspended
— Iarnród Éireann (@IrishRail) May 28, 2019
This morning
Heuston Station, Dublin
Passengers waiting for services to restart after a ‘major signalling fault’ left services suspended for hours during rush hour. Iarnrod Éireann have said that services have re-started whith delays but they expect trains to be back to schedule by mid morning.
Dublin this afternoon.
Brian O’Reilly writes:
“…A suspect device thrown into the river just before the tram line bridge, at 2.35pm…”
Anyone?
Pix: Brian O’Reilly
‘The Princess’ near platform 5 at Hueston Station, Dublin, this afternoon.
Built in 1863.
One of the oldest surviving narrow-gauge locomotives in the world.
On display at the station from tomorrow.
Took its bleedin’ time.
Princess on display in Dublin from June 6th (Festrail)
Thanks Anne
Yes, it was only this morning outside Heuston Station, Dublin.
