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| Breakdown train 'only goes back' | Breakdown train 'only goes back' |
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| Passengers on board the cross-border Enterprise service were told the train could only go backwards after it broke down south of the border. | Passengers on board the cross-border Enterprise service were told the train could only go backwards after it broke down south of the border. |
| Thursday's 2045 BST service between Dublin and Belfast returned to Dundalk where passengers were due to be bussed north. | |
| However, there was also a problem with the coach. It seems only one headlight was working. | However, there was also a problem with the coach. It seems only one headlight was working. |
| Translink has apologised and said passengers would be compensated. | |
| In a statement, the transport company said there had been a mechanical failure on the train. | |
| "The train failed near the border and unfortunately could only be driven from the Dublin end of the train," it said. | |
| "Passengers were taken to Dundalk where they were either bussed or taxied to their onward destinations. | |
| "Health and safety of passengers is paramount and we will investigate any concerns or complaints passengers may have. | |
| "Passengers will be entitled to compensation in line with our passengers' charter." |