| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 619.1 | Don't forget your badge | KAOFS::G_LARKIN | Vidi Vici Veni | Fri Jul 28 1989 12:46 | 9 |
| I'm not sure of the cost, but when I was there 2 years ago having
my DEC ID Badge saved me a substantial off the daily rental price.
It's worth looking into. Also if you are looking for B&B I can give
you my mothers Phone # and Address as she runs a business there
( in Galway).
Rgds,
Gerry.
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| 619.2 | Multinationals rule OK. | EGAV01::SPOMPHRETT | | Fri Jul 28 1989 15:09 | 3 |
| RE .1
I believe the discount only works with Avis or Hertz.
Sean
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| 619.3 | Insurance Fees | CEILI::DARCY | | Fri Jul 28 1989 15:23 | 7 |
| Re: .1
You can explicitly waive the insurance fees if you pay with American
Express. American Express has an insurance policy that will cover
accidents. Insurance fees run about US$8 per day.
-g
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| 619.4 | Fly/Drive deals | ORION::DAVEY | | Fri Jul 28 1989 17:22 | 19 |
| 619.5 | Try DEC'S leasing Co | DUB01::BRENNAN_M | Take that look off your face | Fri Jul 28 1989 17:23 | 6 |
| It may be worth investigating O'Mearas Car Hire at Shannon. The
are the leasing company for Digital. I do not know whether they
give discount rates for DEC employees. However I would be surprised
if they dont.
MBR
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| 619.6 | I've tried it | CEILI::DARCY | | Fri Jul 28 1989 18:20 | 9 |
| Re: .4
Not so, I personally have waived insurance fees in Ireland, twice
to be exact, by paying with American Express. Saved at least US$60
per week. In fact, many other credit/charge card companies are now
offering similar deals, i.e. Mastercard, in order to attract more
clients.
-g
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| 619.7 | | ORION::DAVEY | | Fri Jul 28 1989 20:59 | 14 |
| re . 6
Anyone can waive the insurance fees, and take the risk of having
no CDW/PAI, whether or not their card otherwise covers them. I know
I've looked at a couple of credit cards that in the small print
restrict this to "US rentals only" (presumably because car insurance
laws are different all over the world?)
Maybe AmEx covers internationally.
Check the small print, I guess!
John
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| 619.8 | | BEING::DUNNE | | Mon Jul 31 1989 19:51 | 6 |
| Thank you very much to everyone who replied. I'm very glad
I asked the question.
American Express backs you up on the insurance issue, George.
Eileen
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| 619.9 | | AKOV12::HORGAN | | Mon Jul 31 1989 23:34 | 8 |
| Eileen,
Please let us know about your trip when you return. I'm thinking
of spending a week in Galway in November.
Remember- stay left!
Julia
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| 619.10 | | BEING::DUNNE | | Tue Aug 01 1989 15:01 | 17 |
| RE: 9
Julia,
You won't want to hear about it. I'm going home to Galway to
take care of my very ill mother for 3 weeks. I will be lucky if I
see Eyre Square (center of Galway) once, not to mention any of
my fellow noters in the Galway facility. However, I think
Galway is an excellent place to spend a holiday. It has a
very civilized atmosphere and is full of European tourists
in summer. It also has great access to one of the Gaelteacth
areas. And then it has that true national treasure: all those
hospitable DECers in GAO to extend the 100,000 wlecomes to you!
Eileen
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| 619.11 | | FEISTY::KENDRICK | | Tue Aug 15 1989 18:54 | 11 |
| Eileen -
I recently received a whole bunch of brochures from the Irish Tourist
Board as I am also going to Ireland in September. I'd be happy
to send you the brochures/information on car rentals if you want to
have a look. Send me mail or DTN: 264-1531.
Best wishes to your Mom.
Terry
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