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Irish Rail has issued an update to it's services following major power outages across the country which disrupted it's services during Storm Éowyn.
On Monday 27th January, all Irish Rail services will operate EXCEPT:
Westport/Ballina to Heuston
Bus transfers are operating between Westport/Ballina and Athlone, with train between Athlone and Heuston due to cancelled services.
This is due to major ESB power outages from Storm Éowyn, affecting the operation of dozens of automatic level crossings, Irish Rail said.
Delays may result due to bus transfer journey times.
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Irish Rail do not currently have a date/time for resumption of services.
All other routes are operating.
Keep up to date on Irish Rail services here.
Reminder - Mon 27th January #StormÉowyn update:
— Iarnród Éireann (@IrishRail) January 26, 2025
Westport/Ballina to Dublin Heuston: bus transfers continuing between Westport/Ballina & Athlone due to power outages affecting the operation of level crossings.
All other routes operating. @TFIupdates https://t.co/QUMv5YSsQf
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