Passengers light up in enclosed rail stations

SO Barry Kenny of Iarnród Éireann asserts that my claim (Irish Examiner letters, April 5) that the company is not implementing the smoking ban is "wild" (Irish Examiner letters, April 11). The only wild claim is his own.

Wed, 27 Apr, 2005 - 01:00

I still see passengers smoking in the presence of rail staff in enclosed stations.

Mr Kenny ignored the detailed points in my letter and attempted to brush them off with a general statement.

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