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01-11-2013, 07:54
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Fare Increases 1st Nov 2013
Not sure if I count as a monthly (Nov '13 price change) or a cash ticket (Dec '13 price change), i'm a student monthly that pays cash from Dundalk but I couldn't see price change on the ticket machines this morning for my November monthly ticket. I was quite happy to get another month's leeway on price increase. Or have I missed something here? Like a fool I asked the IE lads hanging around so they've probably got onto the head office. Anyone else experience this?
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01-11-2013, 11:18
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Fares generally change on the following Sunday
Currently 215 will be 237
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01-11-2013, 12:02
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Silly Question
So does that mean i'm still ok for the month of November, i've avoided the price increase for this month? Is that how it works? sorry for silly questions, thanks for reply.
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01-11-2013, 12:20
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The ticket is valid, no question there
Weekly tickets run Sunday to Saturday so the change normally goes through on the Sunday. While Irish Rail has approval for the increase from Nov 1st the actual date of implementation is their choice You can buy a single or return ticket up to 3 months in advance from the booking office
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