Cork-Dublin Train

orangetictac · 2010-02-11 20:28:04

Hey, I am heading up to Dublin next Monday and was wondering if I should book in advance or would it be ok to buy on the day (7.30 a.m train)? I'm not picky on what return train i get.

11-02-2010 09:28PM

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orangetictac

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Hey,

I am heading up to Dublin next Monday and was wondering if I should book in advance or would it be ok to buy on the day (7.30 a.m train)?

I'm not picky on what return train i get.

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#2 11-02-2010 10:32PM

Rawbina

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If you are not picky then your sure to get one, they go every half past the hour in the morning.

there might be an offer where its only 10 euro for the ticket when you book online, think it only applies to certain times- but that might suit you.

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#3 11-02-2010 10:44PM

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Rawbina wrote: »

If you are not picky then your sure to get one, they go every half past the hour in the morning.

there might be an offer where its only 10 euro for the ticket when you book online, think it only applies to certain times- but that might suit you.

Ya, the 10 euro is for the 5:30 train in the morning
If you book online you will have to take your credit card to the station to collect your tickets.

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#4 11-02-2010 10:46PM

Ludo

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Book online for convenience and...see this thread for a special offer

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055822254&page=3

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#5 11-02-2010 10:53PM

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that s a great bargain going in that thread.. we booked off peak times cork dublin next week. €30 return for both of us !!!

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