▲ 24 r/SwordAndSupperGame
A Bad Bargain and Pear Cider
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u/eat1more — 1 day ago
▲ 152 r/ireland
Thunderstorms passing blew up phone line, and plug socket beside it, do I call my ISP or an electrician for this?
u/eat1more — 10 days ago
A Long View and Lamb Gyro Wrap
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u/eat1more — 24 days ago
Secrets and Monster Pockets In the Fields
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u/eat1more — 1 month ago
Even though we have TFI, local-link, bus Eireann, CIE, expressway, and government supported other bus groups, rural Ireland is a nightmare to navigate.
12hr to do this route by using the rural bus services is a joke. We really need more buses in rural areas, that doesnt reply on going to a bigger central hub on a more central part of Ireland. Would be wishful thinking that donegal would ever get its trains back. lol just wondering what everyone else’s opinion on rural travel would be?
I know there is a lot of private buses doing these routes but as a tourist without local knowledge this can be very hard to find. This is basically what the local link is meant to be covering and it does a good enough job, but it’s still sparse on its options in the back arse of donegal, where Im based.
u/FatherLarryDuff69 — 2 months ago