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aircoach toilets !

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  • 30-10-2014 2:11pm
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    seefin
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    Ive always taken train to Dublin as am a coffee addict so an onboard toilet is a must! Do all the cork/ Dublin buses have toilets now or is it a bit of a gamble?
    I emailed aircoach but haven't heard back yet and need to book ticket today. .


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    calnand
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    Yeah they do, as well as gobe.


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    seefin
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    excellent news- goBe times didn't suit and couldn't find anything definitive about aircoach on Web. Thanks!


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    KCAccidental
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    only time it might be dodgy would be friday evenings. The route is so busy they sometimes to hire in extra buses, some of these wouldn't have wifi or toilets. Otherwise it's 99% toilet equipped.


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    seefin
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    hmm I might get goBe back to Cork so- be leaving Dublin about 4 so peak time. ..


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    Figsy32
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    As far as I remember the vast majority do, but the ones that don't stop off in Urlingford for 10 minutes at a garage that has bathrooms!


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    mikeym
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    Figsy32 wrote: »
    As far as I remember the vast majority do, but the ones that don't stop off in Urlingford for 10 minutes at a garage that has bathrooms!

    Urlingford Toilets :eek:


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    yenom
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    They never open them at night though.


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    Cyber Ghost
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    Who'd go to the shop in Urlingford if the bus didn't stop there?


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    run_Forrest_run
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    mikeym wrote: »
    Urlingford Toilets :eek:

    they are shocking alright. I mean how hard can it be to have a proper male toilet facility (not an out-house!) complete with luxuries such as soap and a hand dryer.


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    deRanged
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    I'd settle for luxuries like 4 walls and a roof there tbh.
    could move to the cushy stuff like soap and heating after that was settled :)


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    Kln2001
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    It has been a long time since this post i am just wondering if there would be a toilet on the bus from Cork to Dublin airport at this date


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    mire
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    Kln2001 wrote: »
    It has been a long time since this post i am just wondering if there would be a toilet on the bus from Cork to Dublin airport at this date

    Yes traveled last week


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    whisky_galore
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    run_Forrest_run wrote: »
    they are shocking alright. I mean how hard can it be to have a proper male toilet facility (not an out-house!) complete with luxuries such as soap and a hand dryer.

    Far from those we were reared..


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    Slim Charles
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    run_Forrest_run wrote: »
    they are shocking alright. I mean how hard can it be to have a proper male toilet facility (not an out-house!) complete with luxuries such as soap and a hand dryer.




    There's indoor toilets as well through the shop.


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    Sephiroth_dude
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    Air coach toilets are manky.


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    Blitzkrieger
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    It's a gamble anyway. Out of three journeys I've taken on an aircoach, the toilet was out of order twice. Pro tip - don't wait for your bus in the pub....


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    Oasis1974
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    Couldn't the bus just stop off the side of the road it there's enough people singing the wee wee song? Thought that's how it worked or is soiling yourself legal on buses surely its a health issue.


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    MissShihTzu
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    I took the GoBe bus to Dublin once. It was the first and last time. Took the first bus out. Needed the loo at Laois. Toilet was filthy dirty and stinking. I wouldn't have minded but it was early, and no way was the toilet cleaned before the bus went back out.

    I complained. GoBe told me the toilets were always cleaned before going out on the road. Clearly they weren't. Never using a coach service again. I'll drive or take the train, thanks!


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