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Getting to kilkenny city...cheapest way?

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  • 04-04-2012 7:58pm
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    AoifeCork
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    Hi guys, Just wondering what the cheapest way of getting to Kilkenny from Cork on a week day is-Bus Eireann prices are just far too high for me... Does the aircoach pass through it by any chance?

    Thanks in advance!! :)


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    highgiant1985
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    a bus eireann mid week return kk to cork is about 25€ a normal return is about 32€. other than that unless you're a student and have a student card you won't get between the two much cheaper bar thumbing / buming a lift part of the way.


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    Sky King
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    The aircoach drops you in Durrow, 15-20 mins from kilkenny by car. Or at least it used to anyway in my day - maybe the motorways changed that.

    JJ kavanagh busses might be worth a look - maybe google them.


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    Dubliner28
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    Hi lads, just wondering if there is a feeder bus for customers to transfer from McDonagh St to the city centre and if so how much if the cost isint included in the train fee ???


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    ft9
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    Dubliner28 wrote: »
    Hi lads, just wondering if there is a feeder bus for customers to transfer from McDonagh St to the city centre and if so how much if the cost isint included in the train fee ???

    No theres not but the station is practically city centre.

    Probably a 5 minute walk to High St


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    Dubliner28
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    Cheers its for the mammy, anytime i've been i always drive cheers pal/lassie


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    ft9
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    Dubliner28 wrote: »
    Cheers its for the mammy, anytime i've been i always drive cheers pal/lassie

    No bothers. 5 mins may be a little on the short side, but somewhere betweeen 5-10 min walk


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