Travel

[nevers]

is it possible to fly from luton to cork
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[rockyracoon]

Ryanair don't do that route and I couldn't find much on Skyscanner

[Prudie]

No, if you look on Luton airport website you can see they only fly to Dublin, Kerry, Knock and Waterford in Ireland.

[ubasses]

I think Aer Lingus fly that route.

[ummmm]

Have you tried Birmingham.

I know that's not what you asked but you're more likely to get a flight.

[ubasses]

Found some on E dreams but over £1000

[237SJ]

I don`t think Aer Lingus fly into Luton.

[Prudie]

Aer Lingus only fly from Heathrow to Cork.

[mightymouse]

Don't even think about E-dreams..........

[Buenchico]

One word answer: No.

The only flights from London airports to Cork are as follows:
Aer Lingus, from Heathrow ;
CityJet, from London City (only until 26 July) ;
Ryanair, from Gatwick and Stansted.

The only flights from Luton to the southern Irish Republic are as follows:
Ryanair to Dublin and Kerry ;
VLM to Waterford.

Assuming that you wanted to travel by public transport (rather than hiring a car), if you flew into Waterford you'd need to take a taxi to Waterford bus station and then bus No 40 to Cork:
http://www.buseireann.ie/timetables/1441376699-40.pdf

If you took a flight to Dublin, you'd need to take a bus to Heuston station
http://www.dublinbus.ie/Your-Journey1/Timetables/All-Timetables/74711/
and then a train:
http://www.irishrail.ie/media/01a_dublin-cork_direct_280915.pdf

If you travelled to Kerry Airport, there's a direct bus to Cork:
http://kerryairport.ie/website/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Kerry-Airport-Bus-Timetable.pdf
or you could travel from Farranfore rail station (which effectively serves the airport, as it's only a 10 minute walk away) by rail:
http://www.irishrail.ie

If I had to choose, I'd either fly to Kerry (and then take the bus) or consider using a different London airport.

[nevers]

thank u all for the brill info
very very helpful
thanksagain