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Irish Rail appeals for owner of dog who took solo journey to Dublin
Irish Rail is appealing for the owner of a dog who took solo journey to Dublin early this morning.
The dog reportedly travelled by train from Newbridge in Co Kildare to the capital city and is currently being cared for by the Customer Information team in Heuston Station.
You are very kind to take care of him until his owners are found. Well done.
— Patrick Village (@village_patrick) October 7, 2021Is it just me or do the dogs always seem to catch the train in Newbridge? Heuston must be very popular for dogs. I wonder why they're not so keen on Connolly
— Siobhan (@siobhansiobhan) October 7, 2021
Owner wants to know if they’ll be fined for him not having a ticket?
— Ben Fear (@BenFarrr) October 7, 2021
The post highlighting the lost dog on Twitter has since received over two hundred retweets.
Get in touch with Heuston Station or Iarnród Eireann if you recognise this dog.
The council made the announcement at the latest Clane-Maynooth Municipal District on Friday, July 1. File Pic
The issue was heard at the latest Clane-Maynooth Municipal District meeting. Pic: Kildare County Council Headquarters, Aras Chill Dara
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