Rail line to reopen after rock fall

The Dublin to Wexford rail line is to reopen with sleek new trains on Thursday after a two-week disruption due to a rock fall.

Rail line to reopen after rock fall
Tue, 17 Feb, 2009 - 13:10

The Dublin to Wexford rail line is to reopen with sleek new trains on Thursday after a two-week disruption due to a rock fall.

Irish Rail confirmed full commuter, intercity and Dart services between Connolly Station and Rosslare will be restored for passengers.

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