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[2-10-2008] Maynooth Services suspended
http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/...ew&news_id=434
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and as I spoke....
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Over 2 hours to sort out a failed train is ridiculous. No reason services could not be maintained Maynooth - Consilla
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in all fairness I wouldn't think a service from maynooth to clonsilla would be much use considering most people would be going to or from the City.
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Single line running isn't workable with all the level crossings
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