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Disruption to train services between Dublin and Sligo after 'tragic incident' on line
Irish Rail have warned passengers travelling for Christmas of "significant delays" after a tragic incident.
They took to X, formerly Twitter, on Saturday to warn travellers between Sligo and Dublin of the incident and delays.
They said: "Significant disruption to all Connolly/Sligo services in both directions until further notice as emergency services attend tragic incident on line at Enfield."
"The 11:05 Sligo/Connolly service is currently stopped between Mullingar and Enfield due to a tragic incident on the line.
"Emergency services are responding," they added.
There is no further information available at this time.
The 11:05 Sligo/Connolly service is currently stopped between Mullingar and Enfield due to a tragic incident on the line. Emergency services are responding. Update to follow - MH https://t.co/FMpTyLFsM0
— Iarnród Éireann (@IrishRail) December 23, 2023
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