'Prominent, well-known' suppliers to take over closed coffee units at Irish train stations

A train at the platform at Kent Station, Cork. On-board trolley services were withdrawn as a result of the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. Picture: Larry Cummins

Irish Rail has claimed "well-known" suppliers are to take over the closed AMT Coffee units in Irish train stations as on-board catering services resumed. 

AMT Coffee kiosks have been closed at Kent station in Cork, and Dublin's Heuston and Connolly stations since November after the company running them was sold out of administration to SSP Group, a British foodservice company.