QuoteAer Lingus fly Amsterdam to Cork daily. Check out www.aerlingus.com
brendan
Hello,
After your good result against Malmö iīm confident that we will meet in the next round. Any of you planning to visit the match here in Nijmegen?? Some of us, including myself, are looking for an (not so expensive) alternative to visit the match in Cork. So far we came up with ryanair. A flight from Brussels to Shannon. However, on our forum, http://213.239.177.224/last20.htm somebody told that public transfer from Shannon to Cork is not so good...My question is: does anyone have any suggestions for us. Flying on Dublin is one but i donīn know at what time the game starts and i understand that Dublin is quite a distance from Cork...
Hoping to see good games in Cork and in our wunderfull Nijmegen
Aer Lingus fly Amsterdam to Cork daily. Check out www.aerlingus.com
brendan
Blowing Bubbles
They're usually quite expensive Brendan and the lad is looking for the least expensive option.Originally Posted by BOF
JetMagic, R.I.P. used to fly from Brussels to Cork.
The train from Dublin to Cork takes less than 3 hours.
Only real problem is how long will it take for the 747 to get from Dublin airport to Heuston Station???
40 minutes to an hour I'd say.
Check out Opodo when searching for flights. It's quite extensive.
Last edited by Peadar; 22/06/2004 at 10:33 AM.
Have Boot Disk, will travel
Aer Lingus to Cork is fairly pricey.
Why don't ye come over the day before? Stay in Dublin or Limerick and travel on to Cork next morning. Or something like that.
I have some questions about Nijmegen too, but i'm being very cautious and i'm not going to say a thing till Sunday night.
Basiqair fly Rotterdam to Dublin.
Virgin Express & Ryanair Brussels to Shannon.
Besides i thought not allowed mention 2nd round cos of jinxing
Thanks for your suggestions!! I think the best option is to fly from Brussels (150 km from here) to Dublin a day in advance, and to book a hotel or something. Itīs gonna cost me some days of from work (i donīt have many) but ik donīt want to miss this.
When you come over here to visit the match itīs very easy to do. Just fly on Schiphol airport. At the airport go with the train, you need only 1 or 2 transfers to come to our centre. And easy is that our ground is only a 10 minute walk from he centre.
Do you know if the match is played on saturday or sunday?? Here itīs on July 3...
think that we dont wanna start counting our chickens yet
Train costs 51 though so it might still be cheaper to fly to Cork?
We're not arrogant, we're just better.
Didn't want to post on this in case I jinxed the game but now I can blame someone else
There is a bus every hour from Shannon to Limerick Bus Station. The journey takes about 50 minutes. Theer is a bus every hour from Limerick to Cork that departs 20 minutes or so after the bus from Shannon arrives. Its not too bad a journey if you like buses. I've used this route to fly to Prestwick when I couldn't be bothered hanging about in Stanstead or going to Dublin.
The easiest way to plan the public transport part of the journey is to use:
http://www.cie.ie/
don't worry, they couldn't hit an elephant at this dis......
Lads, stop this thread please. We still have to play the second leg against Malmo.
Just checked the aer lingus web site and they have seats available both ways for 95 euro.
So it might not be so expensive if you factor in a hotal and busses and the train fares. Not to mention the time wasted in travelling when you could be on the high stool in Cork drinking creamy pints
brendan
Blowing Bubbles
Good thinking 99!
Have Boot Disk, will travel
ok i;ve binned another NEC thread already and am v v close to binning this too just on the whole DONT FCUKING JINX THE AWAY LEG we still have to play and beleive me its gona be one hell of a struggle, the team and fans and everyone involved is gona have to give it everything to get past what will be a v tough malmo side..Just checked the aer lingus web site and they have seats available both ways for 95 euro.
So it might not be so expensive if you factor in a hotal and busses and the train fares. Not to mention the time wasted in travelling when you could be on the high stool in Cork drinking creamy pints
brendan
suprised someone hasnt said this already.. but its only halftime in the tie like
Where exactly in Holland is Nijmegen anyway??
Right down in the south east, across the German border from Dusseldorf.
It's a university town, pretty nice (if quiet) and it's about an 1.5 to 2 hours from airports in Brussels, Amsterdam and Dusseldorf, although Neiderrhein (service from Stanstead with Ryanair for Ģ1 at the moment is very close).
Not that I've looked it up or anything
Cork City: Making 'Dream Team' seem realistic since 2007.
i didnt
someone else did
you know who you are like
(only realised post move that can't add post to thread cos in rubbish
Last edited by pete; 23/06/2004 at 3:13 PM.
After some research we think itīs for the best if we fly on shannon and hire a car and book a hotel for the night. This way we can leave on saturday and fly home on sunday for a fare price (€ 85,-).
Now itīs up to you to finish the job in Malmö!!
All that is going on is answering some questions.
Grow up with the whole 'jinxing' crap.
Discussing stuff on the board will change nothing
and it is not as if everyone has a lot of time to
organise things if City go further.
Well, this is now a reality. Anyone actually know are these crowd any good?
If at first you don't succeed, redefine success.
no! just missed relegation
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