Irish Rail resumes DART and northern rail services in north Dublin after repairs to overhead line damage near Raheny. Multiple services that run through the north Dublin corridor—DART, the northern Commuter route, and the Enterprise service—were previously curtailed because crews worked on the damaged overhead infrastructure. Irish Rail issues warnings for commuters to expect severe disruption while repairs are carried out, describing likely major disruption for travel in the area. Following completion of the repair works, operations are restored for the affected services, including DART and services serving routes into and through north Dublin. The disruption stems specifically from overhead line damage at Raheny, which affects the operation of electric trains that rely on that infrastructure. Commuters are advised to plan journeys with updated service information as normal schedules return.
All reported accounts refer to the same cause—overhead line damage at Raheny—and the same group of services being affected, with services later resuming once repairs are completed.
