Booze for breakfast is not to everyone’s taste

WHILE travelling aboard the 7.50am train from Con Colbert Station, Limerick, to Heuston Station, Dublin, on Saturday, November 4, I was appalled to discover that while there was a dining carriage, breakfast was not served.

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However, there was an abundance of alcohol available for anyone who wished to purchase it.

Many did so.

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