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Dublin Airport received a lovely letter from a customer paying her parking fee nine years late
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BACK IN DECEMBER 2008, an unnamed customer was leaving the car park at Dublin Airport following a four-day trip.
The woman in question ran into a problem with payment when leaving so she pressed the help button and a man in car park security let her car through the barrier – with the promise that she would pay the €50 when she got home.
She never got around to paying it, but last Friday – nearly nine years later – Dublin Airport received a cheque for €50, a few boxes of Maltesers as a gift and a letter apologising for the mistake
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She must have either just remembered the incident now, or had a massive crisis of conscience over that €50. Dublin Airport tells DailyEdge.ie that they have no record of it happening, but they shared the package on Facebook today to say thanks. The visible portion of the letter begins:
She went on to say sorry for the rather long delay:
Let’s find that security guard – his day is about to get marginally better with some chocolate.
Fun fact: Terminal 2 wasn't even built when this incident took place - as it was officially opened in 2010. Laura Hutton Laura Hutton
Dublin Airport couldn’t help but admire this woman’s honesty:
And there’s going to be a few beneficiaries in the shape of the airport’s nominated charities of the year thanks to her letter:
Better late that never <3
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