Rail services suspended after person struck on Cork–Mallow line

Emergency services are at the scene after a person was struck on the Cork–Mallow rail line, suspending all services
Rail services suspended after person struck on Cork–Mallow line

Rail services suspended between Cork and Mallow after a person was struck on the line this afternoon. File picture: Dan Linehan

A person was struck by a train on the rail line between Cork city and Mallow.

The incident happened at approximately 4.40pm.

All train services between Cork and Mallow have been suspended as a result.

Emergency services remain at the scene.

More to follow...

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