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Maynooth to IFSC

  • 24-02-2012 4:53pm
    #1
    Young_gunner
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 542 ✭✭✭


    Hi there

    Just wondered if anyone made this journey daily?

    If so, is it an okay journey, is it much hassle and how long does it take?


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  • #2
    LXFlyer
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    Best option is train from Maynooth to Connolly.

    You have the timetable for those trains already in your other thread.

    66X bus will take you to O'Connell Bridge also.


  • #3
    df1985
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    train into connolly, easy commute.


  • #4
    Moonbeam
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    I did it every day.
    There is an express train at I think it is 8:10 now which had me in at my desk my 9 in the IFSC and there is an express train home at 18:05 walking in my front door at 18:45 every evening.

    When I say every I mean with out delays on the line.


  • #5
    Young_gunner
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    df1985 wrote: »
    train into connolly, easy commute.
    Moonbeam wrote: »
    I did it every day.
    There is an express train at I think it is 8:10 now which had me in at my desk my 9 in the IFSC and there is an express train home at 18:05 walking in my front door at 18:45 every evening.

    When I say every I mean with out delays on the line.

    Ah brilliant - would love to be able to live in the country while working in the IFSC


  • #6
    Moonbeam
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    I dunno if I would exactly call Maynooth the country..but I know what you mean.
    You would want to live within walking distance of the train station or it can get expensive and parking can be hassle.
    It is a town with nearly everything that you need in it and pretty ok public transport links.


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  • #7
    df1985
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    i live beside the station in leixlip, work beside connolly. half hour on the train, ive a shorter commute than loads in my office who live closer to town. theyre sickened when they hear how easy my commute is.


  • #8
    Young_gunner
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 542 ✭✭✭Young_gunner


    df1985 wrote: »
    i live beside the station in leixlip, work beside connolly. half hour on the train, ive a shorter commute than loads in my office who live closer to town. theyre sickened when they hear how easy my commute is.

    ah good stuff, the train is so much easier than the bus imho


  • #9
    Orion
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    Train definitely. I get the 7:45 train every day and I'm at my desk in work at 8:35 in the IFSC.


  • #10
    Young_gunner
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 542 ✭✭✭Young_gunner


    Orion wrote: »
    Train definitely. I get the 7:45 train every day and I'm at my desk in work at 8:35 in the IFSC.

    from Maynooth? Can't say fairer than that


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