Top marks for all Bus Eireann EXPRESSY Drivers on Routes from: Knock - Galway, Galway - Cork -…read moreSkibbereen . (Derry - Galway 7.25am Service) I use this service (due to work commitments) two or three times a month. I continually observe the plesant courtious well informed drivers attitude toward all passangers. They ARE CONSISTENT in cheerfully carrying out multi-tasking duties - from safety , being on time, advising timetables, sometines receiving blunt abuse, from frustrated bad mannered passengers. I congraluate the team behind the scenes incl., Inspectors and desk staff you are doing a wonderful appreciated service. But its the Drivers that make Bus Eireann roll smooth and safely. Go Raibh mile mhaith agat

I love this airport. It's not overwhelming, but it still has…read morea lot to offer If you are renting a car, the lot is walkable and you just get in your car and go, which is nice A wonderful duty-free shop so make sure you fill up on all your Irish souvenirs here Every staff member we came into contact with was friendly and helpful Unlike America, there are free luggage trolleys for you to use, which is very nice Plenty of signage Clean restrooms throughout the airport We did have to check a bag and luggage pick up was very fast. By the time we got off the plane, use the restroom and went downstairs. Our golf clubs were waiting for us.

Always a fast and efficient check in process here, it's a small airport so it's usually pretty…read morestraightforward getting through security. The boarding gates are close by each other, and there's a few places to eat (the AMT coffee has good Americanos and croissants!). There's a nice duty free area too. The arrivals area is pretty much next to departures, but it also has a coffee place (with draft beers!), as well as a shop. You do have to go outside when boarding flights, so wear a jacket when it's cold!! Easy airport to navigate, and the staff are really friendly!

CROSS RIVER FERRY…read more The Cross River ferries, operated by local firm Doyle Shipping, have been a feature of Cork Harbour for a good few years now. Some people say it is expensive enough - €7.00 for car return - but it is very convenient, saving you the long road journey from Cobh (Rushbrooke) to Passage (Glenbrook) or vice versa. At the Rushbrooke (Cobh) terminal this morning, I was impressed by the speedy turnaround and the ease of driving on and off. The "journey" takes just five minutes and the service (capacity 28 cars) operates throughout the year, 7.00am to 10.00pm each day. There may be the odd disruption to service, e.g. because of fog, but if you are a regular you can sign up to the text service to get SMS notice of interruptions.

I've gone through this station a couple of times. It's somewhat busy, but you can usually find a…read moreplace to sit while you wait for your train to arrive. The station isn't super clean but the seats are usually clean. The station isn't too far from the city centre so it's a good way to spend a day in Cork. It's supposed to have free WiFi but it wasn't working today, not sure if that's a regular occurrence or not. There is a shop and a cafe, both are a little expensive which is to be expected at a train station.

Train station located in Cork city, love travelling to and from this station. There's plenty of…read moreparking and it's also walking distance to the city centre.

Cork City Tours. Took two different buses today, both had a combination of recorded commentary and…read morelive commentary. Drivers were very nice, and I felt they were very accommodating of foreigners. Also very funny! In addition, a cruise ship was in at Cobh, so the buses were SRO for a couple of hours, but everyone stayed cheerful and positive. Great day, great tour. Five Stars, Cork City Tours!

Fantastic way to see the main sights of Cork! Get on at Grand Parade and hop on or off at any stop…read morealong the way. If it's raining you can sit downstairs in the dry!

I fly through Cork airport at least twice per month, and Servisair do the baggage handling and…read morecheck in systems. The airport is quite small, so there is not a huge number of bags and passengers to keep track of. The bags always are unloaded from the airplanes very very quickly, I have never had to wait more than 5 mins from hitting the baggage hall to walking out the front door. The computer systems though seem to be unreliable, as around 80% of the time they are down and passengers have to wait to check in as the girls have to check lists by hand and give stickers instead of printed boarding cards.

I recently went on a week-long tour of Ireland with Galvins Transportation. What an amazing…read moreexperience! It would not have been the same without our incredible driver, Mickey! Sure, the motorcoach was comfortable and well-appointed, but Mickey really made the trip one-of-a-kind and very special. He taught us Irish history, told hilarious stories, all while keeping us safe through the winding roads of the beautiful countryside and through the bustling cities. Thank you Galvins, and thank you Mickey!

We just spent a week on an Ireland bus tour with Galvins Dunmanway with bus driver Mickey and he…read moremade our trip of a lifetime just that!!!! He was professional, knowledgeable, witty, funny, punctual, had us all engaged and laughing and we all learned a lot of history! He arranged fun extras for us like a Celtic Roots show and a horse and buggy ride through Cairngorms National Park in the morning! It was quite magical!!!! I would highly recommend this tour company and definitely ask for Mickey!!! Five stars!!!!!!!!

The ambiance was lovely -- gorgeous on the water location. But the food was average-- there was a…read morepiece of string in my salad. No lemon with the fish & chips. The coke was flat.... But staff were lovely -- especially our waitress!

COBH'S DEEP WATER QUAY Cobh has seen famine ships and…read moretransportation ships come and go over the years but now the town's Deepwater Quay welcomes luxury liners on cruises around Europe. Buses and taxis were coming and going when I called there today to see the Crown Princess, one of many to visit this summer. Check out the schedule at http://www.visitcobh.com and perhaps add a visit to see a liner to your activities in the East Cork area. The quay is just a few minutes from the Fota Wildlife Park and indeed not much longer from the East Cork Parkway that links the city and Youghal. The Princess line makes many of these calls and their Crown Princess is certainly a large and impressive ship and is due again on the 12th of August. Oh, and by the way, even if there is no liner in, Cobh has a string of attractions to keep you busy, including a cruise of Cork Harbour. I must try that next time.