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Train to Tullamore delayed this afternoon as Gardai deal with anti-social behaviour on board
This afternoon's Irish Rail Heuston to Galway service was delayed due to anti-social behaviour on board.
The 15.35 train was stopped in Kildare Station for half an hour due to the incident. The train was not due to make a stop in the station.
Gardai were called to deal with the incident and the train is currently running 30 minutes behind.
15:35 Heuston Galway is currently stopped in Kildare awaiting the Gardai due to anti social behaviour. Update to follow
— Iarnród Éireann (@IrishRail) November 21, 2019
15.35 Heuston to Galway service has departed at Kildare, operating with a delay 30 minutes https://t.co/fb4cts9OOA
— Iarnród Éireann (@IrishRail) November 21, 2019
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