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How do I get from Maynooth to New Nangor Road on public transport?

  • 15-07-2011 12:25PM
    #1
    cactuspaw
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    Hi, i need to get from maynooth to the centre point business park, oak drive, dublin 12 on public transport.
    I know I can get the 151 from dublin city centre, but is there any way i can get there without having to go into town?


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  • #2
    mikedragon32
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    Moving this to Commuting & Transport.


  • #3
    Losty Dublin
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    cactuspaw wrote: »
    Hi, i need to get from maynooth to the centre point business park, oak drive, dublin 12 on public transport.
    I know I can get the 151 from dublin city centre, but is there any way i can get there without having to go into town?

    Via Town and a 151 is about the quickest and handiest way in. There are options to get off at either Kennellworth Road and get an 18 to Long Mile Road and a 151 from EP Mooney/Spin Disco or a 76 from the West County Hotel and a 151 from Clondalkin but you are looking at 3 buses and possible long delays for your transfer onto what are quite irregular buses.

    If you are very fit, you could walk from Liffey Valley but you are looking at over a 2 mile walk.


  • #4
    LXFlyer
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    Another option would be 66 or 67 to Lucan - get off at the stop before Woodies/DID, and then walk over the flyover there, and either hop on an outbound 25a/25b as far as Foxborough and switch to an inbound 151 there, or indeed walk along Ballyowen Road to Foxborough (20-25 minute walk).

    That would avoid the city completely.

    Check out the "map" button on the 151 and 25a/25b timetables to see where I'm talking about.


  • #5
    bmaxi
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    Train to Connolly and LUAS to Kylemore, walk from there.


  • #6
    Losty Dublin
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    bmaxi wrote: »
    Train to Connolly and LUAS to Kylemore, walk from there.

    It's a good 2KM walk from Kylemore and along quite a noisy and exposed road; not an ideal start to the morning if you are working there :)


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