Another question?

Plug

It stays in after hours this time.

How in Gods name can i get from Kilkenny to Kilarney tomorrow?
Any train or bus departing after 2 o clock?
Don't move this to the kilkenny or (if there is?) the kerry forum:o
Maybe theres a person here who knows the times?
I searched but couldn't get anything:mad:
Cheers.

simu

Is it too much? http://www.buseireann.ie/site/home/

Plug

simu wrote:

Is it too much? http://www.buseireann.ie/site/home/

Nope its not enough.
Not there:(
Staisfied?

andyeire

Journey guide


Stop Date Arr. Dep. Route Comments
Kilkenny (Rail Station) 31.08.07 14:30 7
Bus Direction: Cork (Parnell Place Bus Station)

Kilkenny (Patrick Street) 14:35 14:35
Callan 14:50 14:50
Grangemockler 15:00 15:00
Clonmel (Rail Station) 15:25 15:30
Ardfinnan 15:50 15:50
Clogheen 16:05 16:05
Ballyporeen 16:15 16:15
Mitchelstown 16:30 16:30
Fermoy 16:45 16:45
Cork (Parnell Place Bus Station) 17:20




Cork (Parnell Place Bus Station) 17:30 40A
Bus Direction: Tralee (Bus Station)

Macroom 18:20 18:20
Ballymakeera 18:35 18:35
Ballyvourney 18:40 18:40
Glen Flesk Church 19:00 19:00
Killarney (Bus Station) 19:10

randylonghorn

Hmmm ... given that the first one is due to arrive in Cork at 5.20 on a Friday evening, with 10 minutes to spare for the connection, I'd say you'll be lucky, Plug ... BUT the next Cork-Killarney is at 6.30, getting in approx. 8.10, so even if you miss the 5.30 one it's not an absolute disaster.

Some trip, though!

p.s. Try the Journeyplanner on the Bus Eireann site Simu gave you, rather than trying to figure it out from the timetables.

Random

Now that you've got all the answers, may I suggest you try this if you'd like to spice up the trip a bit?

nesf

Get a train to Cork or Tralee and then get a bus to Killarney.

¬_¬

Ride yore ma like everyone else.

randylonghorn

nesf wrote:

Get a train to Cork or Tralee and then get a bus to Killarney.

From Kilkenny?

He'd have to go to Dublin (or at least Kildare) before switching trains and starting down-country again.

He could get the train to Waterford, and bus to Cork from there I suppose ... don't see much advantage unless he just hates buses.

nesf

randylonghorn wrote:

From Kilkenny?

He'd have to go to Dublin (or at least Kildare) before switching trains and starting down-country again.

He could get the train to Waterford, and bus to Cork from there I suppose ... don't see much advantage unless he just hates buses.

Trains are infinitely better than buses.

¬_¬

nesf wrote:

Trains are infinitely better than buses.

definitely lol
I hate buses. damn long legs.

randylonghorn

nesf wrote:

Trains are infinitely better than buses.

Oh, agreed ... just Iarnrod Eireann seems to assume everyone is going either to or from Dublin. Apart from the layout of the lines, every time they change the timetable they seem to make connections cross-country more farking difficult!

nesf

randylonghorn wrote:

Oh, agreed ... just Iarnrod Eireann seems to assume everyone is going either to or from Dublin. Apart from the layout of the lines, every time they change the timetable they seem to make connections cross-country more farking difficult!

Iarnrod Eireann - All trains lead to Dublin

Terry

The west brits are to blame for that.

Plug

Ah bollox that, i'd be in a bus for about 6 hours:(
Now yet another plan blown to poop.