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Irish Rail has renewed an online appeal to reunite a "lost little dog" who boarded a train to Dublin with its owners.
The black and brown terrier arrived in Dublin off the 7.25pm service from Portlaoise to Heuston Station on Friday evening last.
Irish Rail say that the dog is "believed to have boarded between Hazelhatch and Fonthill".
The dog is being "well cared for by station staff", according to the national rail provider's latest post on X.
Still no owner found for this lovely little dog.
— Iarnród Éireann (@IrishRail) April 15, 2024
Arrived off 19:25hrs Portlaoise to Heuston on Friday evening last, believed to have boarded between Hazelhatch and Fonthill.
✈️Being well cared for by station staff.
please RT so we can find the owner! https://t.co/1pucIefmIm pic.twitter.com/cvNKqRmsW1
If you know the owner of this little dog or have any information, please contact Irish Rail directly.
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