Handiest way of catching flight @ 7.15 for Dublin Airport from Naas

veryangryman

Any help appreciated

Cookie_Monster

a big net at the end of the runway is your best bet of catchin it, I reckon. Though where you'll get a jar big enough is another question

seriously, 7.15 means roughly being there at 5.30-5.45, I don't think there is anything but a lift/ taxi that'll get you there at that hour.

foggy_lad

veryangryman wrote: »

Any help appreciated

JJ Kavanaghs. stops in naas and they have some early morning bussess to the airport from the gem

http://www.jjkavanagh.ie/images/stories/timetable/Waterford-Dublin.pdf

5:25am from popular pharmacy in naas gets to the airport at 6:30am

Run_to_da_hills

Guaranteed to get you there on time even through heavy traffic, provided you don't have too much stuff.

http://www.airbike.ie/

KC61

Dublin Coach do the trip direct via the M50.

Times are at:
http://www.dublincoach.ie/timetable.pdf

There is a bus at 0525 from Naas Main Street that is due in the Airport for 0620. Provided you don't need to check in luggage, that should be fine.

veryangryman

Any ideas of fares? 2 of us going. Wondering if cheaper to drive/park@airport.

4 days parking plus petrol/toll. On the other hand, you cant say enough about how great a car is

KC61

As per the second page of the link above (http://www.dublincoach.ie/timetable.pdf) the fare is EUR 10 per person each way.

Ham'nd'egger

veryangryman wrote: »

Any ideas of fares? 2 of us going. Wondering if cheaper to drive/park@airport.

4 days parking plus petrol/toll. On the other hand, you cant say enough about how great a car is

Driving makes sense from 1 to about 5 days so you'd be fine once you leave Naas about 5AM. Allow about 30 minutes for dropping your car into the long term car park and getting to the airport on the shuttle bus; it generally is quicker but this hour of the day at the airport gets very busy so you may hit a hold up.

Oh yeah, pay your M 50 toll in the bookshop in the airport:)

hego19

this is gonna sound a bit mad but drive to swords park in a private estate and grab a taxi up! even a bus

I'm from swords and worked in the airport I know it happens

whowantstwoknow

Also note that any child under the age of 12 (i think) travel free, so if its a family heading off, its a good cost effective option if it suits your schedule. I wouldn't even mind a premium fare late at night if it meant they extended their schedule. One can often arrive back when the schedule has finished.

W.