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Clonsilla to Sandyford on public transport?

  • 15-04-2014 3:27pm
    #1
    cactuspaw
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    Ok, what is the quickest method of getting from clonsilla to Sandyford on dublinbus/irish rail?

    I have an interview for a position in Sandyford, I need to figure out if there is a point in going to it or telling them I would move for it. Its very awkward to get there if you have no car, but i'd like to know how manageable it is in morning time traffic?


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  • #2
    ThisRegard
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    Train and a Luas ?


  • #3
    bumper234
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    ThisRegard wrote: »
    Train and a Luas ?

    Or train to Blackrock then bus to Sandyford.


  • #4
    cactuspaw
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 646 ✭✭✭cactuspaw


    ok, train and luas is an option but it would mean train to pearse, walk to stephens green, luas to Sandyford and walk to job. which is fine, but is there something quicker?

    train to blackrock is the same sort of thing, train to Connolly, dart to blackrock, bus to Sandyford and walk again. bit mental to be doin that every day. anyone know of a quicker route.


  • #5
    bumper234
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    cactuspaw wrote: »
    ok, train and luas is an option but it would mean train to pearse, walk to stephens green, luas to Sandyford and walk to job. which is fine, but is there something quicker?

    train to blackrock is the same sort of thing, train to Connolly, dart to blackrock, bus to Sandyford and walk again. bit mental to be doin that every day. anyone know of a quicker route.

    Taxi....door to door.


  • #6
    markpb
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    bumper234 wrote: »
    Or train to Blackrock then bus to Sandyford.

    It might be worth having a look at the 114 timetable. It's not exactly frequent. For example, the next 114 from Sandyford to the Dart is 4:47 and then 5:41.

    The A-B website says the best route to get you to Sandyford for 9am is the 7:31 train to Conolly, the 15 to Earlsfort Terrace and the Luas from there. Total journey time is 1h21 but you'd want a very expensive Dart/Luas/Bus ticket if you're getting that every day. If you don't mind being a few minutes late, the cheaper alternative is the 39 at 7:17 and the Luas. Total journey time is 1h49.


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  • #7
    amtc
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    my neighbour does it - carpools, takes 40 minutes, and there is a bus that goes from Blanchardstown


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