Softening the cough of a smoking objector
One presumes the ever vigilant Mr Duffy would consider Heuston station, the nation’s largest, to be enclosed - with a ceiling over 120 feet above, a giant gorge open at one end that allows a stiff east wind and ten rail tracks through, and an open space to accommodate double-decker buses at the other.
One wonders if, in his vigilance, he ever considers his fellow smoking passengers who, in deference to him, must refrain from smoking for a train journey that can take up to three hours.
