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Security guards at Broombridge

  • 08-06-2006 7:02am
    #1
    daymobrew
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    On the train yesterday (Connolly - Coolmine, 18:04) I saw two security guards at Broombridge. Their ID badges said "STT" (Security for Troublesome Trains" ? :p ).
    This seems new?. There were no kids hanging around scribbling graffiti.
    Good to see.


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  • #2
    MarkoP11
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    About 16 years too late ?


  • #3
    popebenny16
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    They werent getting the train somewhere?


  • #4
    MicraBoy
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    There are guards at lots of stations these days.


  • #5
    daymobrew
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    popebenny16 wrote:
    They werent getting the train somewhere?
    No. One had a quick chat with the train driver but neither boarded the train.
    I rang the Suburban section of Irish Rail (703-4368) who said that they are "probably" mobile patrols.
    Could be part of the "Rail Security" mentioned at STT website.


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