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Unread 09-04-2013, 22:44   #1
drouse
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Default Permits to Travel - Broombridge

At Broombridge station this morning Tuesday 9 April 2013 a member of Iarnród Éireann personnel was issuing to passengers slips/chits of paper entitled "Permit to Travel".

The permit read-
"Permit to Travel

This Permit verifies that the passenger boarded at Broombridge today 28.03.13

Ref No: 121

Issued by the Revenue Protection Unit. Non-transferable. Misuse will result in a prosecution"
The new Iarnród Éireann/Irish Rail logo was displayed at the bottom of the chit.


For the avoidance of doubt, the date 28.03.13 is how the chit read; it is not a typographical error in this post.
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