Hillary_Durkee

Hi all, I'm hoping you guys can help me. I'm studying abroad in Cork, Ireland and I'm visiting a friend in Czech Republic in April (coming from Athens, it's the last leg of my trip). I'm having trouble figuring out the best way of getting back to Ireland. My exams start on the first week of May so I was hoping to leave Czech Republic by April 27th. I'm looking for the cheapest method possible. Airfare from Prague to Dublin or Cork is extremely expensive, so I was thinking maybe a bus to London, and then a bus to Cork, perhaps? I can deal with a long trip, I've enough studying to do anyway.

Any advice? Thanks!

Michael

Try http://www.cheapoair.com/

jent103

Have you tried flying into Dublin? Looks like Aer Lingus and Ryanair both fly that route for about $150 US. Then you can take a train or bus from there.

Hillary_Durkee

Yeah, I've tried looking into Dublin. I'm trying to work with a less than 120 (if I can manage it) USD budget. I'm in Europe till June so I need to make all my money stretch till then (Italy will probably nearly wipe me out and that's my first trip in April).

Michael

Aer Lingus has a flight for $98 (price given in Czech koruna) for April 27 according to its site. I don't know if that includes taxes.