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Travelling from Dublin to Cork

diddlybit · 2012-03-02 13:24:46

Hey all. (Sorry Mods, if this isn't appropriate for this forum, feel free to move it.:)) I have a bunch of friends staying for the weekend (in Dublin) who need to go to Cork on Sunday. Been checking the trains and it seems to be pretty expensive and Bus Eireann seems to take an age to get down there. Are there any express…

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02-03-2012 2:24pm

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diddlybit

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Hey all. (Sorry Mods, if this isn't appropriate for this forum, feel free to move it.:))

I have a bunch of friends staying for the weekend (in Dublin) who need to go to Cork on Sunday. Been checking the trains and it seems to be pretty expensive and Bus Eireann seems to take an age to get down there.

Are there any express services that would get them down for about one o'clock on Sunday that doesn't require them to get up at a god-awful hour. Any help would be much appreciated.

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#2 02-03-2012 2:55pm
Balmed Out

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http://www.aircoach.ie/table.routes.cork.php

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#3 02-03-2012 4:20pm
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Seconded for aircoach. Used them loads over the years, it's €22 return or €15 for a single I think.

Takes 4 hours and there's a stop half way through for 15 minutes. Free Wifi on board too.

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#4 02-03-2012 4:54pm
diddlybit

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Cheers guys, appreciate that

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