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Iarnród Éireann has confirmed additional train services to accommodate Tipperary supporters travelling to Dublin for the highly anticipated All-Ireland Hurling Semi-Final against Kilkenny on Sunday, July 6th.
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With a large crowd expected to descend on Croke Park, extra trains will run between Limerick Junction and Heuston Station, ensuring fans can make the journey.
Additional Services Include:
08:20 Limerick Junction to Heuston
09:10 Limerick Junction to Heuston
19:50 Heuston to Limerick Junction
20:00 Heuston to Limerick Junction
Supporters are advised to book their tickets early via the Irish Rail website or app to guarantee their seat and avoid disappointment.
Tipperary fans are expected to travel in large numbers as the Premier County looks to secure a place in this year’s All-Ireland Final. Let’s fill the stands with blue and gold and roar on the lads in Croke Park!
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