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North county Dublin to Merrion Square - Mornings

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  • 29-04-2013 9:26pm
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    Someday
    Registered Users Posts: 379 ✭✭


    I have not seen a recent post on this, considering buying a house around Roganstown and I will need to bring my car in some mornings, other mornings I will get the train from maybe portmarnock.

    What time to leave to be in for 9 or before. What would the time of the journey be and the best route ? Merrion sq - Dublin 2.

    Thanks


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    Victor
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    Roganstown? http://maps.google.ie/maps?q=Roganstown+&hl=en&ll=53.479669,-6.246929&spn=0.051794,0.169086&sll=53.32432,-6.251695&sspn=0.207931,0.676346&hnear=Roganstown,+County+Dublin&t=m&z=13 It is a bit off the beaten track.

    www.a-b.ie - make sure you put in the right date / time and exact locations

    There is a rural transport service that needs to be pre-booked - www.nifti.ie

    The Swords Express service www.swordsexpress.ie operates from Glen Ellan in Swords to North Wall Quay and O'Connell Bridge.

    Otherwise, consider a route 41 and/or a route 747 from the airport (via tunnel to North Wall Quay) or route 41x and/or a route 142 (only 3 departures per day).


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    LXFlyer
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    Victor I think the OP is asking about driving times and route as opposed to using public transport??? :-)


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    clunked
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    Drive to Whitehall car park and take a no. 16 bus to city centre (Dame Street) and you have a short walk to Merrion Sq. or a no. 1 bus will leave you very close to Pearse St.


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    Victor
    Registered Users Posts: 78,266 ✭✭✭✭Victor


    clunked wrote: »
    Drive to Whitehall car park and take a no. 16 bus to city centre (Dame Street) and you have a short walk to Merrion Sq. or a no. 1 bus will leave you very close to Pearse St.
    A bit silly, but route 1 only operates between Sandymount and the city centre in the morning.


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    LXFlyer
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    As the OP pointed out - they need their car so public transport options are irrelevant to this request!!


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