It's part of a new timetable announced by the company today.
Commuters in Offaly are in line to benefit from a new timetable from Irish Rail.
It will include an additional morning service from Tullamore to Galway, which will run at 7.27am Monday to Friday.
The new timetable also features more services at the weekends around Cork, as well as new trains from Dublin to both Galway and Waterford.
It will come into effect from August 26th.
Barry Kenny from Irish Rail says, with the All-Island rail plan, services will expand further:
See the full list of changes here.
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