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Best way to travel to Sandyford from Phibsborough/Drumcondra

  • 24-04-2013 09:37PM
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    Oasis678
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    hi guys can anyone tell me the best public transport to travel from phibsboro/drumcondrato sandyford . have got a bus into town and then luas but wondering if theres a better way. have also drove but finding travelling/tolls expensive. would it be worthwhile/time effective avoiding the tolls by going through town. thanks


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  • #2
    Losty Dublin
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    Oasis678 wrote: »
    hi guys can anyone tell me the best public transport to travel from phibsboro/drumcondrato sandyford . have got a bus into town and then luas but wondering if theres a better way. have also drove but finding travelling/tolls expensive. would it be worthwhile/time effective avoiding the tolls by going through town. thanks

    46A to either Galloping Green or Brewery Road is one bus with about a 10-15 minute walk. You could also get the 11 from Dorset Street; this route leaves you in Sandyford Estate.


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    Victor
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    Try this www.a-b.ie - make sure you put in exact locations and the correct date and time. If it suggests getting a train from Drumcondra, be aware that these can be subject to delays entering Connolly.

    Have a look at www.taxsaver.ie Otherwise, shop around for tickets - lots of options out there.

    You could use a bike (or DublinBike from Eccles Street or Upper Sherrard Street - top of Gardiner Street) to St. Stephen's Green / Harcourt and get the Luas. http://www.dublinbikes.ie/All-Stations/Station-map


  • #4
    markpb
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    Oasis678 wrote: »
    have got a bus into town and then luas but wondering if theres a better way

    For speed and reliability, you won't be ale to beat cycling to St Stephens Green and taking the Luas. Pick up a very cheap second hand bike and a leisurely cycle should take 10-15 mins.


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