Why do the Cork-Dublin train have lower spec carriages than Heuston-Newbridge trains?

gaiusc · 30-08-2010, 19:26

I get the Heuston-Newbridge train most mornings and I love the AC power point under the table (all carriages) but recently got the Cork-Dublin train and was very surprised not to see the same facility in the standard carriages?

Why is that I wonder? Surely the main intercity trains should be higher spec than commuter trains?

30-08-2010, 19:26	#1
gaiusc New to the board Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Dublin Posts: 5	Why do the Cork-Dublin train have lower spec carriages than Heuston-Newbridge trains? I get the Heuston-Newbridge train most mornings and I love the AC power point under the table (all carriages) but recently got the Cork-Dublin train and was very surprised not to see the same facility in the standard carriages? Why is that I wonder? Surely the main intercity trains should be higher spec than commuter trains?

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