Staff at Heuston Station are keeping an eye on the lost dog after she jumped on a train to Dublin.
Irish Rail is looking to reunite a dog who hopped on a train to Dublin, and its owner.
The animal was seen travelling on the 7.25pm Portlaoise to Heuston service yesterday, but it's not clear which stop she got on from.
She is currently being looked after by staff at Heuston station while they await for the owner to come forward.
Irish Rail's Barry Kenny says it was a sad first night for the pup:
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