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Irish Rail has announced that a number of trains on the Limerick to Heuston Station line will experience reduced capacity over the coming days.
A total of six trains will have reduced capacity, both arriving and departing from Limerick.
The reason for the reduced capacity is due to a mechanical issue with a train that was planned to operate the impacted routes.
Irish Rail have said that a shorter train will now operate for these services instead.
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The first of the impacted services will be on Saturday, 22 March with the 08:55 service from Limerick to Heuston and the 15:30 service from Heuston to Limerick.
On Sunday, 23 March the following services will also be impacted: 10:25 Limerick-Heuston, 13:35 Heuston-Limerick, 16:20 Limerick-Heuston and 19:25 Heuston-Limerick.
Two services will also be affected on Monday, 24 March with the 06:40 Limerick-Heuston and 15:30 Heuston-Limerick.
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