Rail Information
05/02/2012 Irish Rail: New Intercity fares and structure from 4th Feb 2012
In December 2011, the National Transport Authority approved fare increases averaging 6% on DART and 6.7% on Commuter services.
From Saturday 4th Feb 2012, the fare revision will see a new fare structure with three basic ticket types for all Intercity routes:
• Single Ticket.
• Day Return Ticket.
• Open Return Ticket.
• Fares will be set also according to route types:
• Express Fare.
• Economy 1 Fare.
• Economy 2 Fare.
• There will be 143 fare band increases, 66 fare band decreases and 15 fare bands will remain unchanged.
Where fares have been increased, the range of increase varies from 0.63% to 13.33%. The range of decreases varies from -0.79% to -29.41%.
• Significant fares decreases were required on some fares on Galway and Rosslare services to align them with Sligo and Waterford, respectively.
• For full details of the NTA’s approval of fare increases and a full list of fare revisions please Click Here.
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