Longford services (all stops): Any point to it

KSW · 23-10-2007, 21:23

I know excatly want you mean. I live in Gorey and the first two trains from the town to Dublin both take 2hrs. From Bray onwards the train just crawls along. Maynooth to Connolly is about the same distance from Bray to Connolly but yet the Gorey/Rosslare services take over 40mins. Longford-Edgeworthstown-Mullingar-Enfield-Kilcock-Maynooth-Connolly-Tara St-Pearse you would love but unforunatly there will be passengers from Longford etc. getting off after Maynooth and Connolly. Its the same as the Gorey services People will either have to get off and connect from there to where-ever... I KNOW,I KNOW U WISH THERE WAS DIRECT SERVICES FROM MAYNOOTH TO CONNOLLY, U ME BOTH. But when it comes down to it Iarnrod Eireann could reduce the times if they look hard enough.............................

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23-10-2007, 21:23	#8
KSW Really Regular Poster Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Rosslare Line Posts: 600	I know excatly want you mean. I live in Gorey and the first two trains from the town to Dublin both take 2hrs. From Bray onwards the train just crawls along. Maynooth to Connolly is about the same distance from Bray to Connolly but yet the Gorey/Rosslare services take over 40mins. Longford-Edgeworthstown-Mullingar-Enfield-Kilcock-Maynooth-Connolly-Tara St-Pearse you would love but unforunatly there will be passengers from Longford etc. getting off after Maynooth and Connolly. Its the same as the Gorey services People will either have to get off and connect from there to where-ever... I KNOW,I KNOW U WISH THERE WAS DIRECT SERVICES FROM MAYNOOTH TO CONNOLLY, U ME BOTH. But when it comes down to it Iarnrod Eireann could reduce the times if they look hard enough.............................