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Unread 06-11-2008, 21:47   #1
Colm Moore
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I am fed up finding the exact change for these machines. I do not travel every single day which often makes a weekly ticket uneconomical so I find myself scratching for coins the night before I get the train. I forgot last night so 6am this morning saw me hoking around the wife's car to find the €2 coin she uses to get a shopping trolley in Aldi.
Get a 35mm film case. Anytime you get a €1 or €2 coin in change, put it in that. Its less wearing on your pocket or wallet than loose coins.
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Unread 06-11-2008, 23:01   #2
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Who uses 35mm film anymore?
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Who uses 35mm film anymore?


I'm sure I have some spare empties at home.
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Tis good advice, used to use that approach to bringing coin through airport security when I didn't have a jacket with me.

Other payment options are in the pipeline I'm told
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Pay and display in Athy from next Monday 10th. Car park is still a potholed, gravel and shattered-glass filled yard. I think only about ten or twelve spaces are actually marked out - the rest is just open space. If they painted a few lines they could increase capacity by 30-40% by forcing people to tidy up their parking, but I guess money grabbing is easier. Only saw two ticket machines so I expect there will be queues at them given how many arrive in the last five minutes before each of the two trains.
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just passed coolmine and the car park is packed! Obviously to do with the rugby at croke park. A nice little sum for the operators!
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I noticed in Maynooth that if you place a IR high Viz jacket on your steering wheel that you don't have to pay for parking.

This is outside the normal staff parking spots.
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