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getting to omni centre santry

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  • 15-05-2010 6:24pm
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    frecklesndselin
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    Hi I hope Ive put this in the right place.

    Just wondering whats the best way to get to Omni Park Shoppping Centre Santry from the city centre and about how long it takes.

    Any info would be a great help thank you!:)
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    cosmic
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    The 16A (from George's St/Dame St/O'Connell St) or a 41/A/B or 33 (from Abbey Street) will bring you there. If there's not much traffic you can get there in about 40 minutes.


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    PCPhoto
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    frecklesndselin wrote: »
    Hi I hope Ive put this in the right place.

    Just wondering whats the best way to get to Omni Park Shoppping Centre Santry from the city centre and about how long it takes.

    Any info would be a great help thank you!:)

    any particular part of the city center ...its fairly complex to give street names !! ....are you walking/driving ?

    Do you know dublin ? ....you are on the internet .... have you checked maps.google.com for the route ?

    Anyway - head towards drumcondra .... or just follow signs for the M1.... and take a left to head to santry .... Omni park is on your left !!!


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    Gannicus
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    PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE


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    thusspakeblixa
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    As mentioned previously, the 16a and 41/a go to Omni. Also the 16.


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    cosmic
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    thusspakeblixa wrote: »
    As mentioned previously, the 16a and 41/a go to Omni. Also the 16.

    No, the 16 will leave you near the Omni, but it doesn't actually go there, it turns left up Shanowen Road.


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    thusspakeblixa
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    cosmic wrote: »
    No, the 16 will leave you near the Omni, but it doesn't actually go there, it turns left up Shanowen Road.

    2 minute walk away from Omni. You can almost see the shopping centre from the busstop.
    If you're asking the busdriver he'd tell you where to get off anyway.


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    hunter164
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    The 33 aswell.


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    Spiritoftheseventies
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    Watch out for set of shops on your left and chemist on your right. If you have passed the Swiss cottage you have missed your stop


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    Max Power1
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    If driving, From the city centre head onto dorset street, straight onto Lower drumcondra road, then just past a bus stop theres a left turn, (signposted for Omni/Santry) keep straight and through 2 further crossroads. There will be a Maxol garage on your left and the omni is the next entrance left (by the mcdonalds)


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    LovexxLife
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    Hi,
    Im wondering what bus from O'Connell Street go to here?


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    GLaDOS
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    LovexxLife wrote: »
    Hi,
    Im wondering what bus from O'Connell Street go to here?
    16 will drop you right outside

    Cake, and grief counseling, will be available at the conclusion of the test



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    LovexxLife
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    Thanks, How long does it take? And do you know the cost of fare?


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    LXFlyer
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    Options are:

    16 from O'Connell Street
    33 and 41/41b/41c from Lower Abbey Street

    Fare will be €2.60 cash or €2.15 using LEAP.

    Journey time would be roughly 25-30 minutes or so depending on the time of day.


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    Mr Simpson
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    Question answered. www.a-b.ie is handy btw. Please start a new thread rather than dragging up an old one in future


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