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Commuter D810 · Irish Rail · 14 November

Connolly → Drogheda (MacBride)

On timeLeaves Connolly at 12:18
Departure12:18Connolly
Estimated arrival13:20Drogheda (MacBride)

Route · 10 stops · 1 h 02 · 51 km

  1. 12:33Howth Junction and Donaghmede–
  2. 12:35Clongriffin–
  3. 12:38Portmarnock–
  4. 12:43Malahide–
  5. 12:47Donabate–
  6. 12:51Rush and Lusk–
  7. 12:57Skerries–
  8. 13:02Balbriggan–
  9. 13:07Gormanston Stn–
  10. 13:11Laytown Station–
  11. 13:20Drogheda (MacBride)terminus–
Timetable and live data · Irish Rail, updated at 10:12, Dublin time

Connections at Drogheda (MacBride) · after arriving at 13:20

  1. 13:27Enterprise A114to Belfast–
  2. 13:37Enterprise A113to Connolly–
  3. 13:48Commuter P716to Connolly–
  4. 14:05Commuter P717to Connolly–
  5. 14:27Enterprise A116to Belfast–
  6. 14:37Enterprise A115to Connolly–
All departures from Drogheda (MacBride) → Next departures, with at least 5 minutes to change trains. Check the connection time at the station.

Questions about Commuter D810

Is Commuter D810 late today?

It has no live data yet: its times are the scheduled ones.

What time does Commuter D810 arrive in Drogheda (MacBride)?

It is scheduled at 13:20. It usually arrives 3 min late (median delay over 10 measured days).

Is Commuter D810 often late?

Over the last 30 days, Trenora tracked it on 10 days: it arrived on time (less than 5 minutes late) 70% of the time. Usual arrival delay: +3 min, average delay: 4 min. Biggest delay: +13 min on 5 November. No cancellations over the period.

How long is the journey from Connolly to Drogheda (MacBride)?

1 h 02 today. 51 km by rail, an average of 49 km/h including stops.

Which stations does Commuter D810 call at?

Between Connolly and Drogheda (MacBride), it calls at 10 stations: Howth Junction and Donaghmede, Clongriffin, Portmarnock, Malahide, Donabate, Rush and Lusk, Skerries, Balbriggan, Gormanston Stn, Laytown Station.

Which company runs Commuter D810?

Commuter D810 is run by Irish Rail (Commuter). Its timetable and live data come from data published by Irish Rail.

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