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Claremorris to NUIG Galway

germanicus · 2010-05-23 00:25:11

Anyone know how long it would take to travel the above route as a commuter? (i.e. 9-4/5). Starting a new job in September :) . Bear in mind i'm about 5 miles WSW OF Claremorris so Headford may be just as viable as Tuam.

23-05-2010 12:25am

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germanicus

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Anyone know how long it would take to travel the above route as a commuter? (i.e. 9-4/5). Starting a new job in September . Bear in mind i'm about 5 miles WSW OF Claremorris so Headford may be just as viable as Tuam.

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#2 23-05-2010 12:35am

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Where exactly WSW? If your out Crossboyne/Carramore/Mayo Abbey probably through Hollymount etc and onto the Headford Road. As far as I know the traffic is more flowing than the Tuam option.

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#3 23-05-2010 12:40am

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about half way between carramore and mayo abbey any more info and you might be able to identify me . the hollymount kilmaine headford road is the one to go for so?

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