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Irish Rail - Revenue Protection Unit

  • 23-11-2010 10:59pm
    #1
    Victor
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    My parents (in their 70s) had a run in with the RPU last week. They were asked if their tickets (Cork-Malahide) were accurate. The RPU staff were polite and let them on their way.

    RPU is not the end of the world.


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  • #2
    foggy_lad
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    What did they mean by accurate?


  • #3
    Victor
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 78,648 ✭✭✭✭Victor


    foggy_lad wrote: »
    What did they mean by accurate?
    Tickets direct from Cork to Malahide are rare, as it involves two trains and a bus over a period of 10 hours.


  • #4
    Cookie_Monster
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    hardly a "run in" so, more of an encounter


  • #5
    BenShermin
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    Em, should the RPU not have a full knowledge of all tickets?

    If a Cork to Malahide ticket confuses them then god help them when they see an orange National Rail ticket from Cork to London via Holyhead;).


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