Extra Seats Available from Cork, Mallow & Charleville to Dublin Heuston for the Cork-v-Tipperary All-Ireland Hurling Semi-Final Game - Sunday, 17th August 2014

13th August 2014

Extra Train On-Line From Cork To Dublin & Return For Cork-v-Tipperary All-Ireland Hurling Championship Semi-Final Game

15.30hrs Croke Park, Dublin – Sunday, 17th August 2014.
Rail Tickets can be purchased On-Line at www.irishrail.ie or through Iarnród Éireann – Irish Rail’s National Telesales number 1-850-366222 or through The Iarnród Éireann Travel Centre in Cork (021) 455-7185

Iarnród Éireann Irish Rail is delighted to advise Cork Hurling Fans that an extra train has been released on-line for the All-Ireland Hurling Championship game between Cork and Tipperary in Croke Park, Dublin Sunday, 17th August 2014.

The extra train will operate as follows:

Sunday, 17th August 2014.

Outward Journey:
07.45hrs Depart Kent Station, Cork.
08.06hrs Depart Mallow
08.20hrs Depart Charleville
10.20hrs Arrive Heuston Station, Dublin

Return Journey:
19.20hrs Depart Heuston Station, Dublin
21.12hrs Arrive Charleville
21.30hrs Arrive Mallow
22.00hrs Arrive Kent Station, Cork

Seats are limited and Cork Hurling Fans are being asked to purchase their rail tickets as soon as possible - through www.irishrail.ie or through the Iarnród Eireann’s National Customer Information Centre (Phone 1-850-366222), or through the Iarnród Éireann Travel Centre located at Kent Station, Cork telephone number (021) 455-7185.

In the interest of Customer comfort and enjoyment – customers should note that alcohol will not be permitted on-board the extra trains travelling to and from the All-Ireland Hurling Semi-Final in Croke Park, Dublin on Sunday, 17th August 2014.

Iarnród Éireann Irish Rail said today – “The Extra Seats have been made available from Cork, Mallow and Charleville to Dublin on Sunday, 17th August 2014 to cater for the significant demand by Cork Hurling fans wishing to support their county in this year’s All-Ireland Hurling Semi-Final game against Tipperary. We would ask customers to purchase their rail tickets early in order to avoid disappointment.”

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