Name: Bus Eireann Bus Station
Address: Parnell Pl, Centre, Cork, Ireland, IE
Telephone: +353 21 455 7178

Bus Eireann Bus Station is a point of interest, located at Parnell Pl, Centre, Cork, Ireland. They can be contacted via phone at +353 21 455 7178, visit their website buseireann.ie for more detailed information.

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Parnell Pl, Centre, Cork

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Added by Jopie, at 17 February 2016

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Celine Spengeman

04 November 2017

Conveniently 0laces within city centre. Great variety of buses serving the city and county with helpful staff.
Je Oui

26 September 2017

Worst bus I ever see, it's very expensive and the are not able to be at time.
It's just incredible.
Amanda O'Driscoll

20 September 2017

The 248 Cork - Glenville was 20 minutes late so the bus station hired a minivan to carry out the route. Great service
Elk Hunter

26 August 2017

Convenient location with good lighting and security personnel. Clearly labeled bus routes. Live ticket purchases limited, vending access 24 hours, ma hine does accept credit cards but not €50 bills. 2 food vendors onsite for snacks. Walk to train station and all shopping. Free wifi.
Scarlett Louise O Sullivan

29 July 2017

A clean place but there can be alot of trouble due to where it is located, needs more security staff
Sjsj1966

28 May 2017

Very busy but lovely and clean with some lovely staff
Soflawlessknight 97

06 April 2017

So far bus éireann is on a strike due to bad planning in buying buses, they asked me for my email for booking as well
Mark O'Brien

17 March 2017

It's a bus station, small cafe stall inside, ticket information desks and machine and a luggage desk. It's also usually frequented by some of the undesirables of the city and the bathrooms are best avoided.
Dylan Leahy

08 November 2016

The bus station itself is filthy. The buses at unreliable due to both poor maintenance and poor scheduling.
Salvatore Gnecchi

24 February 2016

The current quality of the buses wouldn't be acceptable even if it were 1995. Most of them are without any air conditioning, some are so damaged rain gets in. Service to the airport business park can't even fit the number of people. The "second bus" sometimes doesn't even stop because the driver decided people should have gotten the first one. Service in town is too weak. Unacceptable that UCC has a bus every half an hour. Every city has developed an easy smartphone app to have live updates (real ones, no estimated from the never-real timetables) per each stop. Cork of course does not. This is a big lost opportunity.
Price: not even the biggest bus line would be that expensive. Cork bus network is so poor it should be AT LEAST half the price (for the leap card).
And not to mention some rude drivers every once in a while.
Overall: embarrassing.