Plans to extend Irish Rail's Short Hop Zone take step forward - LMFM
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Senator Secures Meeting With Department Of Transport Over "Lack Of Clarity " Around Short Hop Zone - Kfm
Plans to extend Irish Rail's Short Hop Zone take step forward - LMFM
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TFI LeapCard on X: "@mantis01 Hi Jeremy, yes, this is covered with the visitor card. All DART and Commuter Rail in the Short Hop Zone are covered. Enjoy your visit! https://t.co/jmNLM8Xyot" /
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J. Clarke on X: "@Colmogorman Travellers in Dublin area for #Stand4Truth Bicycles are not allowed on commuter and DART services on Sun 26 August. The short hop zone (free from Balbriggan, Kilcock,
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Extension Of Short Hop Zones - Including Newbridge - Raised In Dáil - Kfm
Drogheda and Laytown rail commuters being given short shrift over lower short-hop zone fares | Independent.ie
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Iarnród Éireann Irish Rail - Get Smart For School!!! It's back to school time, but parents, whose children take the train to school have one less thing to worry about. Those already
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Nothing less than full short-hop zone status will do for Drogheda and East Meath commuters | Independent.ie
