Irish Rail phases out ‘quiet carriages’ due to mobile phone use

Irish Rail is phasing out ‘quiet carriages’ on all trains due to the “almost universal use” of mobile phones.

Irish Rail phases out ‘quiet carriages’ due to mobile phone use

The majority of services on the Cork-Dublin route have a dedicated quiet carriage but, as of this week, they are being phased out.

“It’s a trend internationally, this move away from quiet zones, and it’s based on the ubiquitous use of phones,” Barry Kenny of Irish Rail told the Irish Examiner.

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