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**Kenny** · 28-04-05, 11:49

If the whole euro thing falls through, who up for a trip to the emerald isle?

bus out of the station bar leaving noon?

**Vini1875** · 28-04-05, 12:56

Flights from prestwick leaving sat 2nd July coming back on thursday 7th £33.25

**Gunnerhibby** · 28-04-05, 17:01

What about a wee Tournois over on The Emerald Isle?

Easties

Westies

Southies

and Northies

6-7 a-side, sure the locals could point us in the right direction o' an astro-turf ...

Wae a bar!

**jimmyhibs** · 28-04-05, 17:13

i'll be on my holdays, you'll be doing the rounds. they'll ask me how i got there, i'll say i saved my money.

jockodile · 29-04-05, 15:34

I'm sort of thinking about it but will wait to see over the next couple of games first.
I've been on bus from Cork to Dublin aforehand and think it took around 2 to 3hrs.

**Vini1875** · 29-04-05, 16:14

Flights booked for me so it's off to Dublin in the green, in the green where the ... £50.00 each for lunch time flights from prestwick on sat 2nd. I would think a better bet as far as travelling to Cork is concerned is to let the train take the strain. They say the roads have improved in Ireland but still I wouldn't be too sure.

**1875** · 30-04-05, 09:33

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Originally Posted by Vini1875

Flights booked for me so it's off to Dublin in the green, in the green where the ... £50.00 each for lunch time flights from prestwick on sat 2nd. I would think a better bet as far as travelling to Cork is concerned is to let the train take the strain. They say the roads have improved in Ireland but still I wouldn't be too sure.

CU there, Gunner, Billy and I are on the lunchtime flight from Turnhouse. Not sure about getting to cork, considering a hire car as the train is 60 euros return!

*glasgowian* · 02-05-05, 14:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vini1875

Flights booked for me so it's off to Dublin in the green, in the green where the ... £50.00 each for lunch time flights from prestwick on sat 2nd. I would think a better bet as far as travelling to Cork is concerned is to let the train take the strain. They say the roads have improved in Ireland but still I wouldn't be too sure.

Sounds good. Any more for any more

28-04-05, 11:49	#1
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Vini1875 Radge Private Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Glasgow Age: 45 Posts: 1,104 Casino cash: £3335 vCash: 10000 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Rep Power: 8	Re: Pre-Seaso to Dublin, Cork ..... Flights booked for me so it's off to Dublin in the green, in the green where the ... £50.00 each for lunch time flights from prestwick on sat 2nd. I would think a better bet as far as travelling to Cork is concerned is to let the train take the strain. They say the roads have improved in Ireland but still I wouldn't be too sure. __________________ Erin Go Bragh For all your westie wear, log on to www.cafepress.com/westiehibs

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