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Cheaper Train Fares for Gormanstown, Laytown & Drogheda

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Please consider

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Louise walsh
6 years ago

Train prices in laytown need to be reduced

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Neil
6 years ago

Please extend the greater Dublin rail boundary to include Drogheada

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Stephen
6 years ago

Outrageous that the extra 5km / 5 minutes from Balbriggan to Laytown adds €10!!!!!!!!!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Cheaper rail fare will get people out of their cars and reduce bottle neck in Julinstown Village

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Iwona
6 years ago

Why is it cheaper to travel to Galway or Sligo than to Drogheda from Dublin. I don't understand...

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Yvonne Harte
6 years ago

Far too expensive as I love to visit my daughter who lives in Mornington

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Usman Naeem
6 years ago

We need more faster trains with cheaper tickets to make traffic tolerable for everyone.

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Gerry Harte
6 years ago

Far too expensive for people trying to get to work

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Cheryl
6 years ago

Would be greatly appreciated as this is very difficult for people to get to and from work on a daily basis trying to secure a family and a home.

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Paul McCabe
6 years ago

Support to cheaper public transports for the outer Dublin regions.

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Darren Tuffy
6 years ago

A lot of people use this service to get to work in Dublin. This would reduce the cats on the road should it be passed

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Craig Carthy
7 years ago

Mans broke

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Sue Tyrrell
7 years ago

The price of train fare is way too high from laytown .

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Cillian Henry
7 years ago

Lower prices and more people will be willing to pay

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Adam McDonald
7 years ago

Too expensive

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Barry Sullivan
7 years ago

€6 from Laytown to Drogheda is too much, it's only 5 minutes away

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Margaret Walsh
7 years ago

Happy to hear someone is addressing this issue

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Brendan Osborne
7 years ago

Very pricey from Laytown, nearly half the price if you travel from Balbriggan

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Ciara Doran
7 years ago

The commuter belt limits need to be redefined to represent the reality that people are commuting on a daily basis to Dublin city Centre for work from as far north as Dundalk!