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Harolds Cross to Deansgrange

  • 06-04-2010 6:38pm
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    irishguy
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    Anyone know how long it would take to drive from Harolds cross to Deansgrange in the morning/evening 8.30/5.30ish. I was guessing 30/40mins??


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  • #2
    Ham'nd'egger
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    irishguy wrote: »
    Anyone know how long it would take to drive from Harolds cross to Deansgrange in the morning/evening 8.30/5.30ish. I was guessing 30/40mins??

    At least 30 minutes but realistically it will be longer again when schools and rain play their part; I'd give it 50 minutes. Most of the battle will be getting onto the N 11 at either Leeson Street or Appien Way; an alternative is to go via Terenure and Dundrum but it too can be a nightmare at rush hour. I'd urge you to look at the 46A if possible; it's about an hour all told but it's a pretty consistent commute each day.


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    irishguy
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    Hamndegger wrote: »
    At least 30 minutes but realistically it will be longer again when schools and rain play their part; I'd give it 50 minutes. Most of the battle will be getting onto the N 11 at either Leeson Street or Appien Way; an alternative is to go via Terenure and Dundrum but it too can be a nightmare at rush hour. I'd urge you to look at the 46A if possible; it's about an hour all told but it's a pretty consistent commute each day.

    Thanks. An hour commute would be a pain, it was only a couple of months ago that I had a 15Min walk to work :D


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