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Red Cow luas stop to Newland's Cross.

  • 16-05-2012 5:52am
    #1
    Live_Wire
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    Hey, just wondering how to get to Newlands Cross from the Red Cow luas stop by walking and how long will it take.


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  • #2
    lynchie
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    10-15 min walk. When you get off the luas, head towards the blue bridge. At the roundabout, dont head up the road onto the bridge, instead take a left and go down the hill and it will bring you onto the naas road. Take the path all the way up to newlands cross.


  • #3
    Losty Dublin
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    If I were you, OP, I'd maybe cross at the bridge and walk along the N 7 on the inbound side. There is a somewhat safer walk on this side of the road unlike the outbound side plus you miss crossing the N 7 at Newlands Cross, which is not at all pedestrian friendly.


  • #4
    Dravokivich
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    Losty Dublin wrote: »
    plus you miss crossing the N 7 at Newlands Cross, which is not at all pedestrian friendly.

    That all depends on what the OP wants to do once they get there. Not that there's much of anything to do on the other side though.


  • #5
    Losty Dublin
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    Dravokivich wrote: »
    That all depends on what the OP wants to do once they get there. Not that there's much of anything to do on the other side though.

    One side has a few houses and a golf course, the other side has most of Clondalkin :)


  • #6
    Dravokivich
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    Losty Dublin wrote: »
    One side has a few houses and a golf course, the other side has most of Clondalkin :)

    To be fair, being from Clondalkin, I'd rather be on the other side. :D


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  • #7
    Losty Dublin
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    Dravokivich wrote: »
    To be fair, being from Clondalkin, I'd rather be on the other side. :D

    You and all of Clondalkin :)


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