Dart is a mess they let 100 people off in Dunleary onto the back platform a dead end, and now way to get out.

29 comments

1. Looks bad, I wonder what it’s like in Dún Laoghaire ?

2. It’s an absolute disgrace.

3. Uh oh.

   Signaller is going to have a few questions to answer there.

4. That spelling is a disgrace

5. One of the doors should’ve been left open to the right there of your video which will lead you onto the internal platforms, it was probably just closed over and everyone just meandered around like sheep 🙂

   Train driver also has keys to the doors anyway if they were accidentally locked.

6. It’s the new “Modern” spelling. It will make it easier on our American visitors!

7. Love senis Learerly 😂 just messin op, yer in for some stichk bai.

8. Not even a decent attempt at spelling 🤣🤣

9. Walk up the steps at top of the platform?

10. Fly my pretties Fly!

11. Hahaha delighted for the cunts

12. Dun where?

13. Dunleary, it’s the stop just before carrickstown if I’m not mistaken 🧐

14. Must be back from the pub with spelling like that💀

15. The spelling is in your video, no excuse

16. Lmao

17. OP isn’t wrong with the Dunleary spelling. It’s still a common spelling there. Check wiki, Google, etc

    > The town was built following the 1816 legislation that allowed the building of a major port to serve Dublin. It was known as Dunleary until it was renamed Kingstown in honour of King [George IV](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_IV)’s 1821 visit, and in 1920 was given its present name, the original Irish form of Dunleary

    Also:

    https://www.dlrcoco.ie/en/news/general-news/what%E2%80%99s-name-dun-leary-%E2%80%93-kingstown-%E2%80%93-d%C3%BAn-laoghaire

    There’s a sizeable protestant community there and some seem to prefer that spelling. It’s the only place I’ve ever encountered an old style pillar postbox, which is normally green (obviously), but painted blue. It wasn’t graffiti. I’ve used it many a time.

    Businesses with international interests sometimes use the spelling too. Easier for Americans.

    Anyway, op not retarded with that spelling. You may not agree with it but it’s valid, officially.

18. Why are people getting their undies in a knot? Literally 400m away from this is Old Dunleary road.

19. Dún Laoghaire has a pretty big platform and we’ll capable of a 100 people. They could make the exit a bit bigger but yea it’s not a mess. Get off there every day.

20. What’s Dunleary?

21. Albinos strike again.

22. Are you still in there?

23. I see the spelling police are out in force this morning ..

24. Should Have Got Off at Sydney Parade.

25. Are yiz still there? Will we send food in an air drop.

26. You butchered the spelling so bad that I didn’t even understand what you had written until I read the comments

27. Holy fucking illiteracy.

28. Platform 3 has an extra exit gate at the end as well though, and there are a few ways to cross to platform 2, either under arches or just going around until the platforms merge. Not sure what the problem is

    Also the stick for the spelling that’s been called out many, many times in this post is deserved.

29. I get that dun laoghaire is hard to spell but come on …