Courtesy call

IARNRÓD Eireann have new posters in carriages asking people not to use their own mobile seating.

Wed, 17 Mar, 2004 - 00:00

For the sake of the ill, the elderly and pregnant women, perhaps a ‘give up your seat’ campaign aimed at able-bodied commuters might be more worthwhile?

Seamus Lynch,

Seaview,

Portrane,

Co Dublin.

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