Christmas is arguably the busiest time of the year for socialising and while heading out is great craic, heading home can sometimes be more of a problem.
Which is why we're always grateful to the folks at Irish Rail for getting into the spirit of the season and extending their services throughout December.
The company has now revealed details of its Christmas timetable for 2019 and it includes extra services on both the DART and commuter lines serving Dublin and its vicinity.
The late-nights services will operate on Fridays and Saturdays with the specific dates being December 6, 7, 13, 14, 20 and 21. Times vary depending on where you're going and you can find out more about what time you need to call it a night below...
DART services
00:30hrs and 01.30hrs from Dublin Connolly serving all stations to Greystones
00:30hrs and 01.30hrs from Dublin Pearse serving all stations to Howth
Dundalk Commuter
00:40hrs and 01.40hrs from Dublin Pearse serving Tara Street, Dublin Connolly and all stations from Howth Junction to Dundalk
Kildare Phoenix Park Tunnel services
00:50hrs and 01.50hrs from Dublin Pearse serving Tara Street, Dublin Connolly, Drumcondra, and all stations from ParkWest Cherryorchard to Kildare
Maynooth Commuter
00:20hrs and 01.55hrs Dublin Pearse serving all stations to Maynooth
As well as all that, commuter services will operate on a Saturday timetable throughout New Year's Eve until 9pm when the late-night services kick in. On New Year's Day, DART services will operate on a Sunday timetable before all the merriment ends and we're all forced to get back to normal again.
More information about Irish Rail's Christmas schedule can be found here.
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