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Ddubscottie replied to the thread Could the UK be like the Republic of Ireland in terms of banning access to stations without a ticket?.Its a very different culture in the ROI. We are dealing with gangs of kids. Only language they understand. If you are not living in...
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Ddubscottie replied to the thread Irish Train Identifiers.Almost the same as the UK. E is a dart, D is a outbound commuter, P is a inbound commuter and A is any Intercity train. A1xx is Belfast...
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Ddubscottie replied to the thread Could the UK be like the Republic of Ireland in terms of banning access to stations without a ticket?.We don't have the luxury of the BTP. We are on our own. I would like to say that for the 1% of passengers we do swear at, the other 99%...
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Ddubscottie replied to the thread Could the UK be like the Republic of Ireland in terms of banning access to stations without a ticket?.No. Now discretion is always used. 1745122030 You don't work in Ireland. We are 100% professional. We can switch off. Go from good...
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Ddubscottie replied to the thread Could the UK be like the Republic of Ireland in terms of banning access to stations without a ticket?.No. But when you get some stuck up ... screaming at you. And they make it personal, blaming me. They swear at me.. I swear back. Respect...
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Ddubscottie replied to the thread Could the UK be like the Republic of Ireland in terms of banning access to stations without a ticket?.⁸ Keep an eye out for you next time. We cannot be everywhere at once. If you are with the NTA, you know legally, what happens. You...
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Ddubscottie replied to the thread Cryptic clues = station name.Halifax?
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Ddubscottie replied to the thread Could the UK be like the Republic of Ireland in terms of banning access to stations without a ticket?.That is one of the few remaining notices. New ones coming in both Irish and English
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Ddubscottie replied to the thread Collision in Westport, Ireland 10/02/25.The damage doesn't look as bad. I had been under the impression that the freight had been going in the opposite direction and...
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Ddubscottie replied to the thread Leap Card zone extension in Ireland..Just because its public, doesn't mean that we aware of it. That's the issue. You have provided more info here than management. There is...
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Ddubscottie replied to the thread Leap Card zone extension in Ireland..Anybody with a Leap card may be asked to pay for a full price ticket onboard. Huge issues in Connolly also as most boarding is through...
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Ddubscottie replied to the thread Did BR Sectorisation Kill Mail by Rail? Can it Return?.EWS killed it. They had a monopoly so could charge what they wanted. Royal Mail said no eventually and looked at other options and never...
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Ddubscottie replied to the thread Leap Card zone extension in Ireland..Capping should still be in place in some form. The info I have is (in typical NTA style) brief. There will be capping per zone as I...
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Ddubscottie replied to the thread Could the UK be like the Republic of Ireland in terms of banning access to stations without a ticket?.As RPU, board the train and show us your Priv/FIP if asked and we will advise you accordingly. We wouldn't fine you on Dublin commuter...
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DGot info today that from Mon 28th April, Leap card zones will be extended to Drogheda, Wicklow, Enfield and Newbridge. €7.50 maximum...
