Guards on trains

barbiegirl123

Hi everyone, in the next few days I will be making an essential journey to comfort my boyfriend who has lost a loved one as part as a support bubble. I will have to make a long journey (4 hours on the train) I was just wondering are the guards going onto the trains to ask people the reason for their journey?

pgj2015

They are usually undercover on trains these days. you might think that is just a harmless priest sitting there but it mightn't be.

2012paddy2012

barbiegirl123 wrote: »

Hi everyone, in the next few days I will be making an essential journey to comfort my boyfriend who has lost a loved one as part as a support bubble. I will have to make a long journey (4 hours on the train) I was just wondering are the guards going onto the trains to ask people the reason for their journey?

It doesn’t matter whether there is or not.
You are legally allowed to have one bubble.
If your not doing anything illegal no need to have any concerns .

Fr_Dougal

pgj2015 wrote: »

They are usually undercover on trains these days. you might think that is just a harmless priest sitting there but it mightn't be.

Effects

pgj2015 wrote: »

They are usually undercover on trains these days. you might think that is just a harmless priest sitting there but it mightn't be.

So at checkpoints they don't even bother getting out of their cars, but they are going under cover on the trains?

McGinniesta

You'll get the bang of KFC and doughnuts off them.

punisher5112

Be careful for the wallet inspector, lot of fake ones going around....

punisher5112

McGinniesta wrote: »

You'll get the bang of KFC and doughnuts off them.

Thought it was supermacs which is pure dung

Montage of Feck

Just get another boyfriend, they're ten a penny theses days.

Thelonious Monk

Wait so you can have a bubble now? I thought they did away with that.

Hamsterchops

barbiegirl123 wrote: »

Guards on trains.

Not to be confused with a train Guard :cool:

Same spelling, different meaning.

ShyMets

barbiegirl123 wrote: »

Hi everyone, in the next few days I will be making an essential journey to comfort my boyfriend who has lost a loved one as part as a support bubble. I will have to make a long journey (4 hours on the train) I was just wondering are the guards going onto the trains to ask people the reason for their journey?

The answer is you shouldn't travel. But you know that

fryup

ShyMets wrote: »

The answer is you shouldn't travel.

isn't public transport exempt ?

ShyMets

fryup wrote: »

isn't public transport exempt ?

For essential travel only.

Hamsterchops

It's really tough, but essential travel only means essential travel only!

Many people not able to travel to funerals, weddings, to visit sick people, to comfort people etc, it's really unfair but that's what we're all dealing with at present, and we're all in the same boat.

Sorry.

Bob Harris

pgj2015 wrote: »

They are usually undercover on trains these days. you might think that is just a harmless priest sitting there but it mightn't be.

She said the man in the gabardine suit was a spy
I said "Be careful, his bowtie is really a camera"

Tzardine

Just keep an eye out for someone in a Superdry jacket with 40 zips.

Thats the undercover Garda.

2012paddy2012

ShyMets wrote: »

The answer is you shouldn't travel. But you know that

Yes you can travel. From 1st January , on level 5 , a support bubble , continues to be allowed. No issues. Enjoy your trip

2012paddy2012

Thelonious Monk wrote: »

Wait so you can have a bubble now? I thought they did away with that.

No. One bubble is fine in level 5.
Check gov.ie , if you wish

SteM

2012paddy2012 wrote: »

Yes you can travel. From 1st January , on level 5 , a support bubble , continues to be allowed. No issues. Enjoy your trip

She should enjoy the trip of comforting her boyfriend on his bereavement?

2012paddy2012

SteM wrote: »

She should enjoy the trip of comforting her boyfriend on his bereavement?

Think the query was answered.

punisher5112

If you get a bus you won't be questioned at all....

Bus w####rs

Rezident

barbiegirl123 wrote: »

Hi everyone, in the next few days I will be making an essential journey to comfort my boyfriend who has lost a loved one as part as a support bubble. I will have to make a long journey (4 hours on the train) I was just wondering are the guards going onto the trains to ask people the reason for their journey?

No I go up and down from Dublin to Limerick every couple of weeks and have never seen any Guards on any of the trains. I have only been stopped by Guards on the roads.

Mrs OBumble

2012paddy2012 wrote: »

Yes you can travel. From 1st January , on level 5 , a support bubble , continues to be allowed. No issues. Enjoy your trip

Yes she can travel. But not on public transport. It is only available for essential journeys.

biko

Just hide in the toilet when the Guards come.

You aren't allowed travel on any public transport OP or any private transport or walk.
Your trip has to be ESSENTIAL. The Gardai are not needed to police this as there are plenty of civilians who have found their true calling.

punisher5112

Get a big box and post yourself to the destination

AllForIt

Snakes on Planes
Guards on Trains
Pigs in Space
No where safe

Pauliedragon

punisher5112 wrote: »

Get a big box and post yourself to the destination

An post is a bit slow these days.:P

barbiegirl123

I am just afraid that the guards wont understand why I need to travel on the train.

1874

barbiegirl123 wrote: »

I am just afraid that the guards wont understand why I need to travel on the train.

irrational fear of buses