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    Addle
    Registered Users Posts: 4,812 ✭✭✭Addle


    Try being a regular user for a while.


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    Hilly Bill
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    madnessnmayhem wrote: »
    The one weekend I want to get train and this bs happens so much for campaign for https://t.co/JJYr8Z6xPK between operating issues or mechanical issues, disaster of a service https://t.co/V8ZZbpP3Sz

    It's only engineering works, it happens on some bank holidays. You can still travel.


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    Del2005
    Registered Users Posts: 18,881 ✭✭✭✭Del2005


    madnessnmayhem wrote: »
    The one weekend I want to get train and this bs happens so much for campaign for https://t.co/JJYr8Z6xPK between operating issues or mechanical issues, disaster of a service https://t.co/V8ZZbpP3Sz

    All rail companies do works on bank holiday weekends. Major work takes a long time and it effects less people. Imagine the chaos if they did major maintenence during the working week.


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    Infini
    Registered Users Posts: 4,573 ✭✭✭Infini


    madnessnmayhem wrote: »
    The one weekend I want to get train and this bs happens so much for campaign for https://t.co/JJYr8Z6xPK between operating issues or mechanical issues, disaster of a service https://t.co/V8ZZbpP3Sz

    Ah comeon now they're giving you a bus transfer its bot like theyre throwing you out in the cold. That being said long weekends more often than not are when maintinence works happen expecially since its the only oppertunity they can do them without disrupting the bread and butter of the buisness aka commuters.


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