Irish Rail admits concern over anti-social behaviour on trains

Irish Rail has admitted that it is concerned by the rise in anti-social behaviour on trains.

Irish Rail admits concern over anti-social behaviour on trains
Tue, 23 Apr, 2019 - 12:44
Digital Desk staff

Irish Rail has admitted that it is concerned by the rise in anti-social behaviour on trains.

New figures from the Times Ireland show incidents on the DART have almost doubled over the last two years.

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