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Malahide to Bkackrock in Dart

  • 29-05-2014 3:24pm
    #1
    size5
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    Month of June (mon-Fri) I have to travel from Malahide to Blackrock return on Dart. Also need get feeder bus from house to Malahide Dart station(and return)

    There used be a Dart & feeder but ticket But Irish rail are no longer doing this from June 11th :-(

    Questions what's best ticket That I should get? Have been told Leap card most economical?

    Appreciate any advise


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  • #2
    Stheno
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    Leap card.


  • #3
    LXFlyer
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    Are you referring to a single ticket at a DART station for a combined DART/feeder bus trip or to the commuter ticket?


  • #4
    size5
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    lxflyer wrote: »
    Are you referring to a single ticket at a DART station for a combined DART/feeder bus trip or to the commuter ticket?

    Whichever was the cheapest! Irish Rail have informed that as & from June 11tg they are no longer doing the the combined Dart & Feeder Bus:-(. So my research is pointing to the Leap card.


  • #5
    LXFlyer
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    size5 wrote: »
    Whichever was the cheapest! Irish Rail have informed that as & from June 11tg they are no longer doing the the combined Dart & Feeder Bus:-(. So my research is pointing to the Leap card.



    Sorry I think you misread my question - which version have they told you they are discontinuing?


    The single DART/Feeder bus ticket or the monthly DART/Feeder bus ticket?


  • #6
    size5
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 266 ✭✭size5


    lxflyer wrote: »
    Sorry I think you misread my question - which version have they told you they are discontinuing?


    The single DART/Feeder bus ticket or the monthly DART/Feeder bus ticket?

    Ah see what your asking-his direct words "from June 11th Irish Rail will no longer be issuing feeder bus tickets" - so take it that's weekly monthly & daily! But I didn't ask:-(


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  • #7
    LXFlyer
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    size5 wrote: »
    Ah see what your asking-his direct words "from June 11th Irish Rail will no longer be issuing feeder bus tickets" - so take it that's weekly monthly & daily! But I didn't ask:-(

    Well there's a difference!!

    The first thing to find out is what exactly is being discontinued.

    And who is "he"?

    Then we can properly answer your question.


  • #8
    Stheno
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    Your post is confusing OP, what lxflyer is asking is did you use a single ticket for the bus/dart, or did you have a weekly/monthly ticket.

    With the journey you are doing, monthly leap tickets are probably cheapest if you are doing the journey five days a week

    Is that the case?

    you need to take a bus to the dart and vice versa for work?


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