The initiative has been introduced on the Dublin-Cork service, which stops in Portlaoise.
If people being loud on a train really annoys you, there's now an option to book a "quiet carriage".
Iarnród Éireann is re-introducing the choice for passengers on the Dublin-Cork rail service, which stops in Portlaoise, from today.
The G-carriage will have purple branding and is aimed at customers with sensory issues or those who may wish to work in a quiet space.
Irish Rail's head of corporate communications Barry Kenny says it makes sense to try it out on the Cork line first:
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