[11-25/08/2013] All-Ireland Semi Finals

[Colm Moore]

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All-Ireland Hurling Semi Finals
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Sunday 11th August - Hurling Semi Final

Cork Vs Dublin, Throw-In 15:30hrs

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07:10hrs Tralee - Dublin - Heuston
08:00hrs Cork - Dublin - Heuston
08:40hrs Cork - Dublin - Heuston
19:20hrs Dublin Heuston - Cork
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Sunday 18th August - Hurling Semi Final

Clare Vs Limerick. Throw-In 15:30hrs

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Ennis Depart 09:00: Returning 20:00
Limerick Depart 09:15: Returning 19:45
Charleville & Limerick Junction Depart 08:40: Returning 19:20
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Sunday 25th August - Football Semi Finals

Mayo Vs Tyrone, Throw-In TBC


Sunday 1t September - Football Semi Finals

Dublin Vs Kerry, Throw-In TBC

Supporters in Dublin travelling to the games can avail of our 1 day family rail ticket for just €15! A family of 1 or 2 adults and up to 4 children can get unlimited travel by DART or Suburban rail for a day.

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If you are a GAA fan then Croke Park is definitely the place to be over the next few weekends!

[haddockman]

So no specials via the PPT.

[dowlingm]

they should send Ennis special via Athenry to give the rare sight of a crowded service

[seamus kilcock]

I agree with 'dowlingm' except travelling via Athenry might result in they being late for the kick off

[Jamie2k9]

they should send Ennis special via Athenry to give the rare sight of a crowded service

These services are run for commercial reasons only and not to satisfy people in the West. IE are getting 50 euro per passenger by going via Cork line and there is not a hope people would pay this to travel on the WRC to give people a show of a busy service.

[dowlingm]

taking life a little seriously there Jamie - 'twas said in jest.

That said the Galway line is 100mph in spots now so I'm not sure the timing issue would be quite so acute as it might have been previously. If I was looking to take the michael altogether I would have suggested a lawnmower down the Moate line to facilitate the Claremen going through the "back door" - arf arf