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Dunboyne Train Station

Jizzer · 2009-11-17 10:00:06

Hi, I don't know Dunboyne at all. Where exactly in Duboyne will the train station open in 2010? Going to look at houses there this weekend and want to see how far they are from the train. How long do you reckon the train journey will be to Pearse Station?

17-11-2009 11:00AM

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Jizzer

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Hi,

I don't know Dunboyne at all.

Where exactly in Duboyne will the train station open in 2010?

Going to look at houses there this weekend and want to see how far they are from the train.

How long do you reckon the train journey will be to Pearse Station?

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#2 18-11-2009 09:32AM

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I recommend asking this question on the Commuting & Transport forum.

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#3 18-11-2009 11:15AM

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Jizzer wrote: »

Hi,

I don't know Dunboyne at all.

Where exactly in Duboyne will the train station open in 2010?

Going to look at houses there this weekend and want to see how far they are from the train.

How long do you reckon the train journey will be to Pearse Station?

http://www.meath.ie/LocalAuthorities/Publications/PlanningandDevelopmentPublications/DunshaughlinElectoralAreaPlanningPublications/File,4943,en.pdf

The pink circle is the station location I believe

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#4 18-11-2009 04:33PM

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whatnext wrote: »

http://www.meath.ie/LocalAuthorities/Publications/PlanningandDevelopmentPublications/DunshaughlinElectoralAreaPlanningPublications/File,4943,en.pdf

The pink circle is the station location I believe

Yep that's it.

If you are visiting this weekend, you'll pass it on the right assuming you are approaching from the Clonee/N3 side. I've no idea what pedestrian access there'll be to it from the centre of the village though.

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#5 18-11-2009 06:36PM

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I do hope they will have thought of some proper drop-off/waiting area for cars and some bicycle parking. I barely know any station that has this in the whole region.

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#6 18-11-2009 09:44PM

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There's loads of info here:
http://www.irishrail.ie/projects/dunboyne_commuter_rail.asp

Pace station to the north of Dunboyne looks to be a large park and ride station.

Here's the plan for Dunboyne station - seems to be a good bit of parking there also:
http://www.irishrail.ie/projects/pdf/dunboyne/Property%20Plans/Property%20Plan%20No%20P006.pdf

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#7 20-11-2009 01:28PM

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Thanks guy's.

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