No need for investigation of DART detonator incident

Hilly Bill

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Once they are out of date they should immediately call in the army bomb disposal unit and have them disposed of.

Thats whats suppose to happen

Cookie_Monster

Losty Dublin wrote: »

There was two lines where a 121 was allowed to work hood first. Anybody hazard a guess where?:)

no idea of the names now but I've seen pics quite recently of them pulling Bell containers on one of them, man hanging off the front of the 121 for visibility too

Hilly Bill

pad180 wrote: »

was it not the other two

I think Spongebob has the other one

Losty Dublin

Cookie_Monster wrote: »

no idea of the names now but I've seen pics quite recently of them pulling Bell containers on one of them, man hanging off the front of the 121 for visibility too

Sorry Cookie, make it 3; your post just reminded me of one more

Hilly Bill

foggy_lad wrote: »

So storing out of date detonators in a bedroom is not part of their use? Are these detonators regulated at all by Irish Rail or by law? Do drivers or contractors have to sign for them and account for usage, theft or other losses?

Yes they are regulated but contractors dont have anything to do with them. They cost €43.75 each and staff get charged if they lose any.

monkeypants

This chap was at the Lost and Found office asking about a bag he'd mislaid.