Translink announces Christmas timetables

Author: Emma DicksonPublished 19th Dec 2024
Last updated 19th Dec 2024

Translink is advising passengers to plan their journeys in advance over the festive period, with holiday timetables in effect.

NI Railways services will operate as normal on Christmas Eve, with an early evening close.

There will be no trains running on Christmas Day or Boxing Day and a Saturday timetable will operate on Friday 27th December and Monday 30th December.

A Saturday Service will operate on New Year’s Eve, with an early close; and a Sunday service will be in place on New Year’s Day.

Enterprise passengers are advised that there is no service on Christmas Day or Boxing Day and services will finish earlier than usual on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. A Saturday timetable will operate on Friday 27th December and Monday 30th December with a holiday service on Wednesday 1st January.

For Metro/Glider, school holiday timetables will be in effect between 23rd December and 3rd January, except Christmas Eve, when services finish early, Christmas Day, when services will not operate and Boxing Day and New Years Day, which will operate special holiday timetables.

Ulsterbus/Goldliner services will finish early on Christmas Eve and a school holiday timetable will be in effect from 27th December, until Thursday, 2nd January inclusive. There will be no Ulsterbus services on Christmas day, and a special holiday timetable will operate on Boxing Day and New Year’s Day.

Passengers are advised to check their timetable in advance on Translink’s website: www.translink.co.uk or Journey Planner.

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