Belfast-Dublin rail passenger numbers down 60% after bridge collapse

The number of cross-border travellers using rail services between Belfast and Dublin has plummeted since the collapse of the Malahide viaduct in August.

The number of cross-border travellers using rail services between Belfast and Dublin has plummeted since the collapse of the Malahide viaduct in August.

Figures supplied by the SDLP show a 60% fall in passenger numbers on the Enterprise service since August.

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