Wednesday 19 June, 2013
THE NATIONAL TRANSPORT Authority launched its new Transport for Ireland online journey planner for users to map and plan their trips around Ireland using public transport. The journey planner is currently available online and as an Android app. The iPhone app is on the way. Unfortunately, that’s the device Public and Commuter Transport Minister Alan Kelly and NTA chief executive Gerry Murphy used in today’s photocall for the launch:
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Is that a really big phone or a really small minister?
Dom Joly gets a big head-set
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Using a huge iPhone prop for a new app which is not available on the iPhone yet. Why do they bother, who is in charge of these photo shoots and how do they have a job still
Typical stupidity of junior minister and the state employee who signed off on this. Typically stupid administration
whatever i write here some1 will give it the thumbs down
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