Cork to Clonmel?

[jimmym]

N8 to Cahir and then onto Clonmel.

Is that the fastest route?

Dose.

Surely a truck driver like you should know,

 

[dennisfallen]

Surely a truck driver like you should know,

Oh dear.........

 

[PussyinBoots]

N8 to Cahir and then onto Clonmel.

Is that the fastest route?

Dose.

How was Clonmel?

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

Surely a truck driver like you should know,

Sometimes you're funny, but sometimes you need to know when it's time to let a joke go.

But you knew that already

 

[SoundMan]

Sometimes you're funny, but sometimes you need to know when it's time to let a joke go.

But you knew that already

I'm surprised you didn't add "now off you f*ck" as well

 

[an liathroid beag]

Bite me,.

Tomorrow ive to drive to Clonmel, then back to Fermoy, then over to Tallow, then back to Cork.

As i said, dose.

Surely the sequence should be Clonmel, Tallow and finally fermoy

 

[Matlock]

Surely the sequence should be Clonmel, Tallow and finally fermoy

It was, iirc, following a court schedule so I didn't control the sequence.

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

A few years ago I was dating a girl from Kilkenny, and I went up to visit her one Christmas.

On the way up I'd to get a bus to Waterford, and then another bus up to Kilkenny.

On the way home however...

I had to take a bus to Clonmel train station, and then get another bus to Cork.

I didn't even known Clonmel had a train station tbh. Since then I've discovered that a few of the Tipp stations are still officially in service, but rarely used.

Clonmel, Cahir, Carrick on Suir, and Tipp Town all have active train stations. There's like one train a day that stops there, I think it's Limerick Junction to Waterford.

Meanwhile Youghal has a greenway.

 

[Crankycorner]

A few years ago I was dating a girl from Kilkenny, and I went up to visit her one Christmas.

On the way up I'd to get a bus to Waterford, and then another bus up to Kilkenny.

On the way home however...

I had to take a bus to Clonmel train station, and then get another bus to Cork.

I didn't even known Clonmel had a train station tbh. Since then I've discovered that a few of the Tipp stations are still officially in service, but rarely used.

Clonmel, Cahir, Carrick on Suir, and Tipp Town all have active train stations. There's like one train a day that stops there, I think it's Limerick Junction to Waterford.

Meanwhile Youghal has a greenway.

That sounds utterly depressing. I love trains but getting the bus makes me lose the will to live.

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

That sounds utterly depressing. I love trains but getting the bus makes me lose the will to live.

I'm a massive fan of buses. One of my favorite things in the world is a long regional bus journey in the dark, ideally when it's raining. A good book, fully charged phone and headphones, and snacks. Oh yeah.

During Covid I did a round trip of Ireland using only the bus. Absolute magic. Got as far as Letterkenny.

One a bus is comfortable, reasonably modern, and has a functioning jacks, I see nothing wrong with it.