Irish Rail closes anomaly which gave wily passengers cheaper fares on Cork and Galway routes

Kent Station in Cork. Irish Rail had been offering promotional fares to encourage more passengers on its routes between Cork and Galway along the Western Rail Corridor.

Kent Station in Cork. Irish Rail had been offering promotional fares to encourage more passengers on its routes between Cork and Galway along the Western Rail Corridor.

Irish Rail have shut down a ruse whereby wily passengers travelling on Cork and Galway routes could take advantage of an anomaly in ticket prices to get cheaper fares.

The rail operator had been offering promotional fares to encourage more passengers on its routes between Cork and Galway along the Western Rail Corridor.

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