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A vehicle struck a bridge in a village in Kildare
A vehicle struck a bridge in Sallins in Kildare on Monday February 3, causing delays to Irish Rail services.
Delays have affected services between Newbridge and Sallins.
The 07:15 Portlaoise to Heuston have +49 minutes delays.
Delays have since eased between Newbridge and Sallins with some knock-on delays on Galway/Westport services.
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More updates are to follow.
Update: 09:50
— Iarnród Éireann (@IrishRail) February 3, 2025
Delays have eased between Newbridge and Sallins.
Some knock-on delays on Galway/Westport services this morning.
Delays will ease.
-CL @TFIupdates https://t.co/C8Ea4r2GVE
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