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Irish Rail appeals for end to graffiti on trains

Irish Rail is appealing to graffiti artists to stop drawing on its trains.

Irish Rail appeals for end to graffiti on trains

Wed, 16 Sep, 2015 - 14:19

Irish Rail is appealing to graffiti artists to stop drawing on its trains.

Around €250,000 has been spent on removing graffiti from trains so far this year.

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