Immediately, we know that
$R \in \{1,2,3\}$ since the result is also a 6 digit number.
Also, we know from the ones and tens column that there is a close relationship with $E$ and $L$. A quick run through of all the possibilities shows that
the only choice for $E$ that works is $E=8$. Thus, $L=4$.
Since
$3 \times L + 2 = 14$, we have a carry over of 1 into the hundreds column. So $3 \times D + 1 \implies A$. If $D$ is large, then the carry over into the next column could be 2. If $D$ is small, then the carry over can be 0. But if $D$ is middling, then the carry over will be 1 again, and we cannot have $A=R$. Thus, $D$ must be large or small to get a different carry over. As a consequence, we know that $A$ and $R$ differ by 1. Since we already know $R\in \{1,2,3\}$, we know that $A \in \{0,1,2,3,4\}$.
Running through possibilities for $D$, the only one that doesn't cause a contradiction with valid values is
$D=7$. Thus, $A=2$ and $R=3$. Therefore, $F=9$.
Also, we know that $I$ must be
small enough not to cause a carry over. Thus, $I \in \{0,1\}$. The carry over into the column of $I$s is 2, so if $I=0$, then $O=2$ which is already taken. Thus, $I=1$ and $O=5$.
Final solution is:
317748
317748
317748
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