Thank you

Colm Moore · 18-10-2008, 10:11

I'm heading to Cork today.

It was good to see the doors on the 1100 ex-Dublin close bang on 1100 and hte train depart by 1100:20.

Unfortuneately I'll be on the 1200.

ccos · 21-10-2008, 09:44

I bet the 12.00 was late

Mark Gleeson · 21-10-2008, 09:46

Twas on time I'm told

ccos · 21-10-2008, 09:59

its the law Larrys laws of motion no.2 If u miss abus because its on time the next one will be late.

no.1 says u must be a least as smart as the ting u r driving and no.5 its easier to stop at the red light then pull yourself out of the truck

Mark Gleeson · 21-10-2008, 10:12

If I had to put money on a ontime departure it would be Dublin Cork, its the only route you see any kind of sustained effort to get trains away on time.

Of course it just means you will get delayed somewhere else, 12:30 out of Cork yesterday left bang on time, only to get stuck in Mallow for over 15 minutes

chipper · 21-10-2008, 11:09

The most reliable departure on the network has to be the 06:46 Drogheda - Pearse. You could set your watch by that one. Unfortunately the train then spends more than 20 minutes stopped in stations, runs behind a dart from Howth Junction and crawls into Connolly to finish in Pearse anything up to about 7 minutes late. It is never more than 10 minutes late so I suppose you can guarantee to always be "on time".

Colm R · 21-10-2008, 12:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mark Gleeson

Of course it just means you will get delayed somewhere else, 12:30 out of Cork yesterday left bang on time, only to get stuck in Mallow for over 15 minutes

Bet it arrived on time though!! Something called padding

18-10-2008, 10:11	#1
Colm Moore Local Liaison Officer Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 5,442	Thank you I'm heading to Cork today. It was good to see the doors on the 1100 ex-Dublin close bang on 1100 and hte train depart by 1100:20. Unfortuneately I'll be on the 1200. __________________

21-10-2008, 09:46	#3
Mark Gleeson Technical Officer Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Coach C, Seat 33 Posts: 12,669	Twas on time I'm told __________________ Unhappy with new timetable - let us know

21-10-2008, 10:12	#5
Mark Gleeson Technical Officer Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Coach C, Seat 33 Posts: 12,669	If I had to put money on a ontime departure it would be Dublin Cork, its the only route you see any kind of sustained effort to get trains away on time. Of course it just means you will get delayed somewhere else, 12:30 out of Cork yesterday left bang on time, only to get stuck in Mallow for over 15 minutes __________________ Unhappy with new timetable - let us know

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21-10-2008, 09:44	#2
ccos Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Kazbegi Posts: 281	I bet the 12.00 was late

21-10-2008, 09:59	#4
ccos Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Kazbegi Posts: 281	its the law Larrys laws of motion no.2 If u miss abus because its on time the next one will be late. no.1 says u must be a least as smart as the ting u r driving and no.5 its easier to stop at the red light then pull yourself out of the truck

21-10-2008, 11:09	#6
chipper Regular Poster Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 39	The most reliable departure on the network has to be the 06:46 Drogheda - Pearse. You could set your watch by that one. Unfortunately the train then spends more than 20 minutes stopped in stations, runs behind a dart from Howth Junction and crawls into Connolly to finish in Pearse anything up to about 7 minutes late. It is never more than 10 minutes late so I suppose you can guarantee to always be "on time".