Dublin Coach Experience Discussion Thread

This is a video down in Limerick (just past Adare). The drives are on such quick turnabouts that he drove straight through the roundabout to get skirt time. I'd have serious concern about that companies safety record as well as the conditions of their buses.

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It's no wonder the front of that coach is falling to bits. Do any of their drivers actually receive any official training from staff to drive these coaches on the roads safely? I'll bet changing the front bumper on it will cost a lot more in insurance in future.

I have seen it leaving early, with people arriving with suitcases as at is just around the corner at the Dundum library lights. I could only hope it was the end of their shift and another bus was arriving 10 mins later.

How bad are the financial issues within Dublin Coach at the moment?

Thanks, not a great impression for landed customers.

That yoke was supposed to be an open top thingy for doing tours I think. I don't think DC still do tours I know they sold their Dublin City tour operation to Extreme Ireland who operate under the Citysightseeing brand.

It was moved this evening with a tractor and then tow truck. I presume tow truck couldn't get to it with the curve.

Does anyone know a way to contact Dublin Coach which will result in an actual response. A friend is trying to book tickets on their website, but she is a travel pass holder and it will not let her add her 6 year old to the booking, stating there must be a paying adult on the booking before a child can be added. (she is paying for the seat reservation for her own ticket)

She has phoned DC, emailed, and contacted them via FB but has had no response other than an automated reply. She is quite anxious as she is attending an event and needs to be there by a certain time. Any suggestions?