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Highest Foot traffic areas in Dublin?

Hannibal6.0 · 2012-10-08 09:30:24

Hi All, For promotional purposes does anybody know if there is data available on foot fall around Dublin or even know of hand what are the busiest areas in Dublin on a weekday morning? Thanks

08-10-2012 9:30am

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Hannibal6.0

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Hi All,

For promotional purposes does anybody know if there is data available on foot fall around Dublin or even know of hand what are the busiest areas in Dublin on a weekday morning?

Thanks

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#2 26-10-2012 1:48pm

arbitrage

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Abbey Street (Red Luas Stop) and Stephens Green (Green Luas Stop). You then have the quays between O'Connell bridge and the IFSC.

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#3 28-11-2012 5:39am

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Abbey street is a famous one to walk around with friends.

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#4 28-11-2012 5:42am

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I work near Abbey Street and it's a pain in the hole to walk down the paths with all the slow people walking...so I'd say there.

Then again, you might get stabbed with a heroin needle so maybe go with the Stephen's Green suggestion.

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#5 28-11-2012 8:05pm

tom.padraig

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I'm sure grafton street would be decent would it not?

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#6 28-11-2012 8:10pm

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Try the CSO or UCD (it may be the Smurffit (sp?) school) they regularly send people out counting footfall on the streets for some retail survey they carry out.

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