cork airport to go (temporarily) BANG!

[Crankycorner]

The Ryanair Cork - Newcastle route has been deleted already.

There's a new Shannon - Newcastle route though.

Was on the last flight over on Friday morning. About 1/3 full.

Don’t get what all the hype about Newcastle is if I’m honest.

 

[deeptek]

Was on the last flight over on Friday morning. About 1/3 full.

Don’t get what all the hype about Newcastle is if I’m honest.

There's hype about Newcastle?

 

[Drucker]

It would be nice if there was a frequent all year round route to Germany with a no frills airline. It

 

[Crankycorner]

There's hype about Newcastle?

I’d heard it had a good nightlife. Not from what I saw.

 

[Great-Bit-O-Stuff]

I’d heard it had a good nightlife. Not from what I saw.

I hard that as well. Was it freezing there

 

[Crankycorner]

I hard that as well. Was it freezing there

No but it’s very hilly and practically nothing to do.

 

[Drucker]

No but it’s very hilly and practically nothing to do.

Sounds like Cobh

 

[Handy Run]

Sounds like Cobh

Newcastle wouldn't be as rough as Cobh. And the birds are classier.

 

[Crisp Sandwich]

I enjoyed the time that I spent in Newcastle. Depends on what you're after, I suppose.

If you want the whole stags, hens, football and shopping in a foreign Penny's buzz then the places that cater for that are fairly rubbish - you could say the same about Liverpool and Manchester to an extent.

There's some savage pubs, restaurants art galleries and museums in Newcastle as well. The Baltic Contemporary Art Centre is fantastic. The Wylam Brewery is something to behold.

You can go further afield - to Durham and Chester-Le-Street - quite easily on the local bus or train.

Newcastle is handy for getting to Edinburgh too if the flights out of Cork don't line up.

Middlesbrough is a shithole though.

 

[The High King]

I enjoyed the time that I spent in Newcastle. Depends on what you're after, I suppose.

If you want the whole stags, hens, football and shopping in a foreign Penny's buzz then the places that cater for that are fairly rubbish - you could say the same about Liverpool and Manchester to an extent.

There's some savage pubs, restaurants art galleries and museums in Newcastle as well. The Baltic Contemporary Art Centre is fantastic. The Wylam Brewery is something to behold.

You can go further afield - to Durham and Chester-Le-Street - quite easily on the local bus or train.

Newcastle is handy for getting to Edinburgh too if the flights out of Cork don't line up.

Middlesbrough is a shithole though.

Fuck off to Geordieland with all the other inbred cunts then m8.