More timetable changes??

[Jamie2k9]

Do you seriously think they would print up working timetables and route flyers for less than a month?

Do they even do printed timetables anymore, don't think they have been available to the public for months. As for the second part it's IE so anything is possible.

Also, Cork line works have at least another year to go, if not two.

Between Hazel and Portlaoise? They can't be that long, I know other bits are also happening but I can't see them waiting until works.

[berneyarms]

Originally Posted by Jamie2k9

Do they even do printed timetables anymore, don't think they have been available to the public for months. As for the second part it's IE so anything is possible.



Between Hazel and Portlaoise? They can't be that long, I know other bits are also happening but I can't see them waiting until works.

Yes there are new printed route flyers.

There isn't another timetable change happening on the Heuston side in 13 days time - if there is I will eat my hat.

My understanding is that there is a strong possibility of another two years of works before we finally get the running time improvements.

[Thomas J Stamp]

we've heard nothing.

Berney is 100% correct. Also, where are they going to magic up these trains from?

I suppose in some dewy eyed future when the PPT is a commuter railcar there will be spare 22K availability but not till then. Besides the 22k's are about to get into a cycle of heavy mainatance in the coming years but we assume that'll be run without any massive problems.

[paddyb180285]

Hey guys,

Any sign of the new so called "10 minutely" timetable?

[berneyarms]

Originally Posted by paddyb180285

Hey guys,

Any sign of the new so called "10 minutely" timetable?

Not happening until the driver/management pay and conditions negotiations are concluded.

That could take a while!