queen and exams

wonderfulwoman

is anyone else worried about the queens visit and exams? it seems that dublin bus may or may not shut down (we all know it probably will) and the m50 is going to be closed.

Bluetonic

Under Pressure?

Kavrocks

I'm not worried. I have my bike, the best way to get around.

Iano_

Best advice - if u r a commuter & really work - move to DCU or the surrounding area the night b4 the exam (perhaps if u have a mate or know someone on campus or in Shanowen).

Noodleworm

I can't see things being shut down for long, just a temporary closure so she can travel I imagine. Don't want her stuck in traffic or something.

Urizen

Noodleworm wrote: »

I can't see things being shut down for long, just a temporary closure so she can travel I imagine. Don't want her stuck in traffic or something.

One must be prompt, you know.

GaryCanDance

Kavrocks wrote: »

I'm not worried. I have my bike, the best way to get around.

Defiantly the only way worth travelling... You can stick it the queen and work on getting killer abs all while getting to college

joey54

Noodleworm wrote: »

I can't see things being shut down for long, just a temporary closure so she can travel I imagine. Don't want her stuck in traffic or something.

Any particular site she is travelling to, such as Croke Park and Garden of Remembrance, will have all the surrounding roads closed off for a number of days before the visit. Parnell Square is now closed to all traffic, not so sure around Croke Park yet.

Check out http://www.aaireland.ie/AA/AA-Roadwatch/Event-Guide/Visits-by-Queen-Elizabeth-II-and-President-Barack-Obama/Queen-Elizabeth-II.aspx

Expect more than just short road closures and leave yourself plenty of time. Nothing worse than being stressed about being late before an exam.

Stev_o

Rail services will be suspended between Connolly and Pearse on Weds 18th May; 10:45am-11:15am, 2:30pm-3pm, 3:30pm-4pm and on Thurs 19th May; 5:30pm-6:15pm, 7:45pm-8:15pm. During these times, northside services will operate from Howth/Malahide and Drogheda to and from Connolly Station. Southside services will operate from Bray and Greystones to and from Pearse Station.

On Wednesday 18th May, Maynooth services will not serve Drumcondra Station between 10:30am and 4pm. There will also be delays to some Maynooth line services.

Fan-****ing-tastic. Exam at 2:30 on Wednesday which will be a nightmare to get for between delayed trains and buses.


Seriously waste of f*cking time and money bringing over a old woman who no in this country gives a sh*t about to "promote good relationships between us and the UK".

JoePie

Just go in early and do some study before the exam. Problem solved.

Gman1

Stev_o wrote: »

Fan-****ing-tastic. Exam at 2:30 on Wednesday which will be a nightmare to get for between delayed trains and buses.


Seriously waste of f*cking time and money bringing over a old woman who no in this country gives a sh*t about to "promote good relationships between us and the UK".

2.30 are you sure? Dont most exams start at 2.00? Id check your timetable again.

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Gman1 wrote: »

2.30 are you sure? Dont most exams start at 2.00? Id check your timetable again.

mine are at 2:00, I'd check your timetable again

RubyRoss

So you can thank the Queen for being on time...