Dart passengers advised of delays following bridge strike

Services suspended at Tara St for a time after passenger requires medical attention

Iarnród Éireann has advised customers of delays to Dart and Commuter services as a result of a bridge strike and a passenger falling ill on Tuesday.

It said services have since resumed following both incidents with delays of up to 15 minutes.

Earlier on Tuesday, the company said in a tweet that commuters could expect delays of 20 minutes after a truck hit the rail bridge at Amiens Street in Dublin, affecting the line between Tara Street and Connolly Station.

Southbound Dart services were later suspended through Tara Street due to a customer requiring medical attention.

READ MORE

Separately, Iarnród Éireann warned passengers on the 6.45am Belfast to Connolly service of a 30 minute delay due to leaf fall on the tracks.

Elsewhere, AA Roadwatch and gardaí have said the full stretch of the R128 Skerries/Rush Road is closed following a car crash overnight.

Dean Ruxton

Dean Ruxton

Dean Ruxton is an Audience Editor at The Irish Times. He also writes the Lost Leads archive series