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India.com
21-05-2025
- India.com
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RTÉ News
23-04-2025
- Business
- RTÉ News
Significant changes to rail fares, zones from Monday
Iarnród Éireann is to introduce rail fare and zonal adjustments from Monday, bringing major changes for commuters, particularly in the north-east of the country. The company said the adjustments are being introduced as part of the National Transport Authority's latest "fares determination". The announcement will result in significant changes, particularly in the Greater Dublin Area, and for those who tag on and off with Leap ePurse Cards. A new Transport for Ireland (TFI) zonal structure will be introduced. The new Dublin Commuter Zone (DCZ) will replace the Short Hop Zone and will extend significantly further than the Short Hop Zone (SHZ). The DCZ is broken down into Dublin City Zone 1, and then Zones 2, 3 and 4, based on the distance from the city centre. As well as changes to fares, this means that ePurse LeapCards will be valid over a wider area. Northern Commuter: DCZ will increase from former SHZ limit of Balbriggan to include Gormanston, Laytown and Drogheda. Western Commuter: DCZ will increase from former SHZ limit of Kilcock to include Enfield. South Western Commuter: DCZ will increase from former SHZ limit of Sallins & Naas to include Newbridge and Kildare. South Eastern Commuter: DCZ will increase from former SHZ limit of Kilcoole to include Wicklow and Rathdrum. Meanwhile, Iarnród Éireann has said that fares for many journeys will also change from Monday. The changes will apply across adult, young adult/student and child fares. Single (ePurse and cash) and day return (cash only) fares for journeys starting or ending in Dublin Commuter Zone 3 and 4 will be cut, as will monthly and annual ticket prices for Zone 3 and 4 upon next renewal. Reduced fares to/from Drogheda, Laytown, Enfield, Newbridge, Kildare, Wicklow and Rathdrum. Single (ePurse and cash) and day return (cash only) fares for journeys starting or ending in Dublin Commuter Zone 2 will be either increased or reduced, as will monthly and annual ticket prices for Zone 2 upon next renewal. Increases between Dublin and Balbriggan, Skerries, Kilcock, Sallins & Naas, Greystones and Kilcoole, as well as some other intermediate journeys. There will also be reductions between Dublin and Gormanston. Single (ePurse and cash) and day return (cash only) fares for all journeys within Dublin City Zone 1 will be unchanged, as will monthly and annual ticket prices. The daily and weekly Leap cap applies to the Dublin City Zone only. Iarnród Éireann said the full details of the changes can be found on its website. The rail operator added that because the Dublin Commuter Zone is now larger, the maximum ePurse fare at tag-on will be higher for all users. Adult ePurse maximum tag-on will rise from €4 to €7.50. Student/young adult maximum tag-on will go from €2 to €3.75. Child maximum tag-on will increase from 65c to €3.75. This includes both Dublin and Cork LeapCard ePurse customers while Cork area fares remain unchanged, the Leap ePurse touch-on maximum fare will increase. As a result, all LeapCard ePurse customers are reminded to tag-off at the end of their journey to ensure they are charged the correct price. A number of other changes are also being introduced on Monday. The Intercity Luas Add on for cross-city journeys (eg arriving to Heuston, and continuing to Luas city centre stops) for both single journeys and monthly/annual tickets will reduce to zero. The add-on cost for this is currently €1.40 single, €32 monthly or €320 annually. For adult fares, the minimum balance on LeapCard ePurse will be €1 for Dublin City Zone journeys, and €2.50 for Dublin Commuter Zone 2, 3 and 4 journeys. For young adults and children, the minimum balance on LeapCard ePurse is 1 cent. A number of ticket types are to discontinued including adult, student and child weekly and monthly tickets, and off-peak fares from Drogheda, Laytown, Gormanston, Newbridge and Kildare. Iarnród Éireann said that it will host a number of webinars for commuters to share information about the changes and answer queries. Full details on the new TFI zonal structure and the changes for other TFI operators can be found on the TFI website.


Zawya
21-04-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Nigeria: Customs intercepts $623,179 crude oil, others in South-East
The Federal Operations Unit, Zone C in Owerri at the weekend announced the seizure of N1,010,113,880.00 worth of contraband which included 78 Jerry Cans of 25 litre of Crude Oil, 102 bottles of 75 litres of Diesel, 80 Jerry cans of 25 litres of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) amongst others in the South Eastern part of the country in the last one month. In a statement released by the Unit at the weekend, the Unit added that N13,451,848 was generated from Demand Notices (DN) within the period under review. During his first press briefing at the unit's headquarters in Owerri, the Customs Area Controller of the Unit, Comptroller Bishir Abdullahi Balogun stated that no matter the intentions of smugglers and their patronizers, the unit will not relent in carrying out its statutory functions which are backed up with intelligence-driven strategies by the Comptroller General of Nigeria Customs Service Bashir Adewale Adeniyi. The new Controller, while frowning at smuggling, stated that it is economic sabotage to bring in prohibited goods into the country which has negative impact on local industries, and affects the well-being of individuals. Notable among the seizures made by the Unit include: 725 Bales of second-hand used clothing; 2762 Rolls of Satin Fabrics of 60 yards; 2589 used tyres; 233 Sacks of 2Kg foreign Rice; 181 Rolls of Wall Covering; 102 Bottles of 75Cl Diesel; 8 Jerry cans of 25L of PMS; 78 Jerry cans of 25L Crude Oil; 32 New Tyres; 25 Bales of Cannabis Sativa; 24 Bottles of 150Cl of Diesel; 14 Bags of 50kg foreign rice; 3 Carton of Bedwine; one sack of used shoes; one Scannia Container Body truck with Registration number T 281 A2LA; one Mercedes Truck with Registration number NKE 323 XE; amongst others. The Controller of the unit while Commending officers/men of the unit during the briefing anchored his successes to focus, diligence, professionalism, and decision to contribute his quota to national economy, by blocking all revenue leakages, enforcement of trade facilitation and taking charge of the nation's entry points which is of uttermost importance to the unit. In continuation, he reiterated that the unit must work together to support the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) and the CGC BA Adeniyi (MFR) to succeed. He also called on traders and stakeholders to be compliant, as our officers are professionally trained to checkmate the activities of non-compliant traders and block likely areas of revenue leakages. In our inter-agency collaboration, the seized cannabis sativa shall be handed over to NDLEA. These timely successes and achievements are a result of the purposeful leadership of the Comptroller General of Customs, high-level of professionalism, commitment, and teamwork. He further added that the unit is also determined to sanitize the zone of any form of un-customs activities and facilitate legitimate is committed to the consolidation of successes achieved, collaborative engagement with critical stakeholders, and innovative ideas in its dealings to ensure efficiency and effectiveness in customs operations. The Controller used the medium to thank the sagacious CGC and his entire management team for their dynamic leadership styles and qualities. In conclusion, the controller commended the media for their continuous support and for spreading the gospel. Copyright © 2022 Nigerian Tribune Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (