Irish Rail recently ran a consultation period on the new timetable which they have now unveiled. A number of submissions were sent in from our NASRUG group and from many individuals using the online process (which is a welcome addition to the timetable loop). The new timetable is broadly similar Continue Reading →
I recently made a submission to Irish Rail (IR) on the new timetable, on behalf of NASRUG and as part of a process of ongoing consultation with IR. The hope is this may be considered as part of the next issued timetable, which is due out in December, but an Continue Reading →
Met with Irish Rail last week as planned. Was a good meeting. Myles (our Irish Rail contact) has an amiable approach and is always willing to hear our side of the story. He’s met us half-way many times in the past and at this stage I feel we finally have Continue Reading →
As part of a NASRUG delegation I am meeting with Irish Rail tomorrow evening to discuss recent developments affecting Naas & Sallins commuters. The agenda at present is: 1. Punctuality 2. Car Park situation (fare structure below ground) 3. Feeder Bus 4. Kildare direction services 5. Station Upgrade – more Continue Reading →
On politics.ie the other day I participated in a debate on transport policy and Fianna Fáil’s record over the past few years. While I’m always one for objective analysis, credit where credit’s due and likewise when the opposite is the case, I do think the government has made strides in Continue Reading →