More fare reductions for all adults, young adults and Mallow Commuters from 9th May
08 May 2022
Final phase in fare reductions across Iarnród Éireann services and public transport
The final phase of the reduction of adult public transport fares by an average of 20 percent, including Iarnród Éireann rail fares; the introduction of the TFI Young Adult Leap Card to give 19 to 23 year olds a 50 percent reduction; and the extension of the Cork Commuter zone to Mallow takes effect from Monday 9th May.
Click here to apply for your TFI Young Adult (19-23 years) Leap Card.
The reductions are taking place in three phases:
- Since 1st April: All Taxsaver fares (monthly and annual season tickets purchased through the Taxsaver scheme) reduced by an average of 20 percent
- 11th April: Intercity online fares, booked at www.irishrail.ie or through our Customer Care line reduce by an average of 20 percent
- 9th May: All other fares, including ticket office fares for Intercity, DART and Commuter services, reduce by an average of 20 percent; TFI Young Adult (19-23 years) Leap Card introduced which allows Young Adults between the ages of 19 and 23 inclusive get 50 percent off rail fares (also applies to Student fares for students over this age); Mallow becomes part of Cork Commuter Fare zone, with savings of up to 50 percent plus dependent on ticket type.
These reductions means all rail fares are now even better value.
As fuel prices soar by over 40 percent in recent months, public transport fares – which in many cases have been unchanged in three or more years already – are now more competitively priced than ever. Rail customers can have all the benefits of rail travel, reduce their carbon footprint, and now save more too.
Full details of the latest fare reductions for all public transport are available at the Transport for Ireland website at the following links:
- Adult fare reductions at all stations (Intercity, DART, and Commuter) and Mallow Commuter fares
- Young Adult (19-23 years) Fare reductions