This could be an extremely stupid question, but are the buses on Good Friday?
I really feel like a clown but I've asked a few people and they don't know either.
Cheers
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This could be an extremely stupid question, but are the buses on Good Friday?
I really feel like a clown but I've asked a few people and they don't know either.
Cheers
Pretty sure it's just the same as a Bank Holiday.
But don't quote me on that...!
ThanksQuote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Saturday Timetable as far as I know.
Is that because Good Friday is a Bank Holiday????Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
According to their website 'A Sunday Service operates on Public Holidays'Quote:
Originally Posted by NeilMcD
There was a girl on Drivetime say it was a Saturday service.
Cheers for all that lads. At least I now know they're running:ball:
|Its not a stupid question. This year Good Friday seems to be a regular day with the honorable exception of pubs and banks.
the rail is using a full regular friday timetable, which I'm surprised at. I would have considered today to be as important as Easter Sunday and Xmas which normally dictates these type of things.
Loads of buses flying around on my way to work this morning.
I don't know, I've heard a few good ones today, this obviously isn't one of them....:oQuote:
Originally Posted by Kingdom
That was too easy for someone like you:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by jebus
Good Friday is not a public or bank holiday. If it was not Ireland it would amaze me that public transport operates a reduced service o the busiest days of the year.
:rolleyes:
It is a 'bank holiday' it is not a public holiday. Common misuse of the term 'bank holiday'.Quote:
Originally Posted by pete