Cant Stop The Feeling
People in Kildare to arrive early at train stations, if your travelling today to avoid delays
A number of events taking place across Dublin city centre today means public transport is expected to be busy.
Iarnróid Eireann is urging passengers to book in advance or make sure your Leap Card has sufficient funds.
Arrive at the station early and allow plenty of travel time.
Iarnród Éireann teams and An Garda Síochána will be on hand to support the public travelling to these events.
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