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Booking flights from Belfast... but brexit?

milhous · 2019-01-04 22:51:11

Looking at booking our summer holiday. From a southern border county and Belfast is usually just as handy as Dublin. Flights are usually much cheaper from belfast. I'm wondering post March 29th what will that mean. I'm thinking of going with Dublin at twice the price to be on the safe side or is that a bit over the top?…

04-01-2019 10:51pm

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milhous

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Looking at booking our summer holiday. From a southern border county and Belfast is usually just as handy as Dublin. Flights are usually much cheaper from belfast.

I'm wondering post March 29th what will that mean. I'm thinking of going with Dublin at twice the price to be on the safe side or is that a bit over the top?

Maybe an extra bit of a queue at the border but should be all the same after that (in the event of a hard brexit)

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#2 05-01-2019 12:33am

Mr Magnolia

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I'm old enough to remeber how porus the border was in the 80s and 90s so if you're not travelling north in a truck you should be fine. I'd go out of Belfast if the savings are that high.

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