Switching tourists off over euro change

On Sunday afternoon, Sept 16, I travelled on the Stena Line from Holyhead to the Port of Dublin and got on to the bus to take me to the city centre.

Switching tourists off over euro change
Mon, 24 Sep, 2012 - 01:00
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It cost €2.50.

The bus was delayed, because three foot passengers had no euros to buy their ticket, so they were not allowed on.

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