Father and sons make a soft landing in city

I WISH to recount the joys of a festive family rail trip that I undertook with my sons, aged two and three, from Cobh to Cork on Saturday, December 20.

Father and sons make a soft landing in city
Thu, 08 Jan, 2004 - 00:00

The trip was meant to be a turnaround as my sons just enjoy the train journey (sadists that they are).

On arrival at Kent station in the city my older son advised me of his need to use the bathroom.

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