Funny stuff, sure enough. The essential stage Corkman in full flight, so to speak. However, if lips have to get wet in praise of being back in Cork again much better to have those wet lips around a pint of Murphys than slobbering kisses over a wet and windswept ramp surrounded by smokers lighting up on the long walk back to the terminal.
Obviously, must agree with the bit allowing our North Atlantic visitors to get to us directly without the hinderance of visits to west Clare villages!
Up the Rebels, whatever that means! If Cork Airport is to remain without some airbridges for the new terminal it looks like Cork people are happy to be 2nd class citizens with 2nd class facilities.
Cork Airport and her passengers will get what they deserve but you can bet Shannon Airport would not be without whatever facility they'd want. That is the difference - coming to the conclusion there is a certain weakness among Cork people. It must be all the rain? A numbness eventually creeps in?
All a Corkman wants is his hurling and his week in Santa Ponsa?
