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Ryanair route

ekellyie · 2012-02-13 18:19:18

Do Ryanair still operate a route between Dublin and Cork or did they get rid of it?

13-02-2012 6:19pm

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ekellyie

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Do Ryanair still operate a route between Dublin and Cork or did they get rid of it?

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#2 13-02-2012 7:11pm

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No, its gone:

http://www.ryanair.com/ie/cheap-flight-destinations

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#3 13-02-2012 7:40pm

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Thanks

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#4 13-02-2012 7:47pm

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No airline operating that route now.

Unfortunately.

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#5 13-02-2012 7:54pm

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Not profitable?

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#6 13-02-2012 8:01pm

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ekellyie wrote: »

Not profitable?

Nope. I think now you'd have to fly DUB to STN then ORK. It's messy, but it's the Ryanair way.

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#7 13-02-2012 8:02pm

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ekellyie wrote: »

Not profitable?

Since driving time has reduced with the improved motorway infrastructure domestic flight demand has reduced. Especially with regard to Cork & Galway. Government support is still available to airlines operating to Donegal & Kerry.

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#8 13-02-2012 8:04pm

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Air coach & train works out as cheap and as quick... and you get free wifi on the train, which worked aurrisingly well

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