gerjomarty
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Here's a rail special you don't see too often. I believe the last time was when the Pope came to visit Ireland recently.
https://twitter.com/RailDerry/status/1583145930412683264
From the event page, it's difficult to see the timings now that it's sold out, but they are:
It's not clear what the arrival time at Dublin Connolly is. Tickets included travel on the DART to the Aviva. A return journey is scheduled for 18:55 the same day, presumably taking the same route back.
The special takes 1h48 from Derry to Belfast Lanyon Place, this is in comparison to the usual timetabled services taking 2h01. Not needing to stop at as many stations at least partially explains the reduced duration.
Tickets were priced at £48.50.
https://twitter.com/RailDerry/status/1583145930412683264
And it's a sell out! Well done everyone who's letting the train take the strain to the FAI Cup Final. Imagine if we had a direct train service to Dublin all the time, rather than just one-offs? Let's all push to make that happen Rail should be for Life & not just for finals
From the event page, it's difficult to see the timings now that it's sold out, but they are:
Sunday 13 November 2022
08:25 Derry~Londonderry
09:00 Coleraine
10:13 Belfast Lanyon Place
It's not clear what the arrival time at Dublin Connolly is. Tickets included travel on the DART to the Aviva. A return journey is scheduled for 18:55 the same day, presumably taking the same route back.
The special takes 1h48 from Derry to Belfast Lanyon Place, this is in comparison to the usual timetabled services taking 2h01. Not needing to stop at as many stations at least partially explains the reduced duration.
Tickets were priced at £48.50.