Short Hop Train and Luas tickets

dan185

Hi

I'm moving to beside the Hazelhatch station soon and considering using the train to the city centre. I would then need to take a green line luas to Dundrum for work.

Is there a weekly ticket option that combines the two? I currently pay €32.50 a week for Dublin Bus/luas combi ticket, but if it's possible to get the train it'd be easier.

Victor

I believe there are some such tickets. Talking to Irish Rail or www.taxsaver.ie might get the best results.

Hilly Bill

Train, 145 bus, Luas ???

Train into heuston and then the 145 bus as far as Grafton street area and then the Luas from Stephens green. Its a 3 combined that you would want then. Its in around €42 off the top of my head.

Or Train to Heuston , Luas to Connolly and the 14 bus to Dundrum.

dan185

What I really am looking for is something like the train to hueston, luas to abbey street and then walk to the green line. But I'm not sure of a combi ticket for this.


My alternative is the 67 and then the luas which is fine, but slower.

LXFlyer

The tickets are listed on www.taxsaver.ie as advised above.

Hilly Bill

its 42.40 for a train and luas ticket for 7 days.

dan185

That's exactly what I'm looking for, thanks mate! Do you know where they can be got? at the station I presume?

Hilly Bill

any station thats manned.

n97 mini

How long will that take? That's one of those journeys that public transport just can't do (shortage of radial routes), but could be done probably in 20-30 minutes by car.

Victor

n97 mini wrote: »

How long will that take? That's one of those journeys that public transport just can't do (shortage of radial routes), but could be done probably in 20-30 minutes by car.

Google says 28 minutes + traffic. www.a-b.ie says 33 minutes + traffic. Unlikely that they can do it at rush hour.

dan185

n97 mini wrote: »

How long will that take? That's one of those journeys that public transport just can't do (shortage of radial routes), but could be done probably in 20-30 minutes by car.

it's something that I have to cope with until I get a car on the road. 90 minutes is fine with me.

n97 mini

Victor wrote: »

Google says 28 minutes + traffic. www.a-b.ie says 33 minutes + traffic. Unlikely that they can do it at rush hour.

I do a similar route in about 30 mins. Once on the N4/M50 there are no real delays.

Hilly Bill

from the hatch to dundrum could be a long one in the mornings by car. When its busy it could take over half an hour to the m50 via the n4 or the n7 and then it could be busy getting off the m50 at dundrum. At peak times it could take around an hour plus.