Irish Rail
Irish Rail currently has no published station list.
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About Irish Rail
Irish Rail is a UK train operating company that runs public-sector services across Ireland. It began operations in 1987. The franchise is operated by Iarnród Éireann (state-owned), with services serving a small number of stations. publicly operated routes across Ireland, Irish Rail services form a key part of the UK's publicly operated rail network.
30-day reliability
Reliability data is still being collected for this operator. We need at least 14 days of National Rail Darwin data before publishing performance figures.
Major stations served
Irish Rail currently has no published station list — see the operator's website for the full route map.
Customer service contacts
Contact details for Irish Rail are published on the operator's official website. For live disruption affecting your service, the National Rail Enquiries page is usually faster than the operator's own channels.
Compensation policy
Irish Rail operates the EU-regulated compensation scheme — claims only qualify from 60+ minutes late. You can claim 25% for 60–119 minute delays, 50% for 120+ minute delays of your ticket price for delays of 60+ minutes. Cancelled services also qualify. Claims must be submitted within 28 days of travel and you'll need your booking reference. Use Railly's Delay Repay calculator to check eligibility for every recent journey — it pre-fills the operator's claim form with the right RID, dates and times.
Stations served
Irish Rail is an open-access operator running on tracks owned by other franchise operators. We don't have a published station list for them yet — check the National Rail website for the full route map.
Check delay repay eligibility
Irish Rail is part of the National Rail Delay Repay scheme. Use Railly's calculator to find every eligible train in a date range.
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