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Cork City seem to be the most remotely located Premier Division Club.
What is their shortest away trip? Methinks it might be Galway but it might be Bray?
Galway United's nearest away trip (in the Premier Div) is probably Longford or maybe Sligo.
Derry is Galway United's longest away trip.
Ironically, Galway is one of Derry's shorter away trips!
Anyone know the distances between all Clubs?
I'd say Derry-Cobh is definately the longest trip anyway.
I would also reckon that Harps could be setting new travelling records this year as we'll have to go to Waterford, Wexford, Kilkenny, Cobh and Limerick twice each, with the 'short' trips being Monaghan, Kildare, Dundalk and Athlone.
Cobh and Derry are in two different divisions. Otherwise, Galway United's nearest trip would be Athlone and our longest trip would be Waterford.Quote:
Originally Posted by Galway Harps
Longest potential trip then. So Harps Cobh is the longest this season with Cork Derry probably being second (although they'd be very similar).
i reckon Derry's longest away trip this season will be another european adventure !
...to Windsor Park? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by fanatic
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Originally Posted by Paddyfield
well technically if your thinking like that it would have to be.....................
Drogheda Utd
Here is a list for all the distances between eL grounds.
Bohs-Shels has to be shortest.
Nah Shels -Rovers ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
Rovers have been travelling for 20 years, and we still haven't made it home. So this must be the longest journey.
To make it home, you need to have a home....Quote:
Originally Posted by Jamjar
Not sure on what basis you came to this conclusion ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Paddyfield
The most remotely located has to be Derry. And consistently so - we only have 1 team vaguely near in the whole league, whilst Cork have one on their doorstep (Cobh), and 2 more not too far away (Limerick/Waterford). Conversely, no matter who is in the Premier Derry only have one vaguely easy trip.
did derry in 2 and a half hours last season .Its not the hardest trip by any means .Cork on the other hand is a feckin nightmare .Flying is the only way.
A ridiculous statement, as it all depends on where you're travellkjng from and to !Quote:
Originally Posted by ndrog
Cork's a dead handy we trip. If you start in Cobh.....
Monaghan is not far for you so Finn Harps and us and Sligo are not a million miles away!
I presume he's talking about it based on this years premier teams. With Waterford now gone all our trips are going to be a 4 hour minimum by bus, without stopping.Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
Nah,You'll make Galway in 3 hours.
how do ya work that one out? ive friends in galway who i visit fairly frequently, and the best ive done it, given traffic an all is 1h 45mins.. theres no way you could do it from cork in less than double that time..Quote:
Originally Posted by Conor H
Poetic :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Jamjar
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Originally Posted by monkey magic
It can be done in 40 minutes as there are now direct flights between Cork to Galway....
http://www.galwayairport.com/timetable.asp
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40 minutes my ass. Check in an hour beforehand and then get to the ground from the airport.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paddyfield
Add in the fact that these flights are regularly re routed to Shannon beause of weather conditions you're better off driving.
Anyway not all of us can afford to fly everywhere.
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Originally Posted by micls
Worse! Flights from Galway to Dublin are sometimes rerouted to Belfast and flights into Galway have been known to end up in Kerry Airport
Hmm.Quote:
Originally Posted by monkey magic
Considering the fact i've been to Turners Cross,Cobh and Cork regularily by bus and car i think i'd have a fair idea.
The journey can be done within 3 hours.
well excuse men ! I took for granted that you would realise where id be traveling from .Wrong side of the bed or what :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
Sorry dude - I really shouldn't post with hangovers......! :oQuote:
Originally Posted by ndrog
And flights into Derry have been known to end up in a farmer's field in the middle of nowhere!Quote:
Originally Posted by Paddyfield
Harsh.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
I assume you mean that one-off when a plane landed at the army air-base a couple of miles away by accident. A daft mistake to make - but not exactly ditching into a field.