City rail station needs to clean up its act

CAN it get any worse? Is there a better plan? I use the train regularly and tried to book club class on the Cork/Dublin line, but I gave up phoning after an hour.

City rail station needs to clean up its act
Sat, 29 May, 2004 - 01:00

A travel agent friend tried on my behalf and had a similar lack of response. Where were the staff?

The station is filthy. I counted six benches in the entire place so people can’t even sit down.

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