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Navan-Dublin commute

Tacos · 2014-02-16 17:08:22

Hi there, me and boyfriend are going to be renting in Navan as it's the only place we can afford!! Was just wondering if anyone could tell me what the 109 is like commuting to Dublin City centre as I work there? Any posts I've seen on this topic are from over 4years ago, so would appreciate anyone's help to know what it's…

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#32 18-03-2014 06:11PM

Geraldo

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bladespin wrote: »

You're doing it wrong

Ha. No you definitely get through it ok on the bike. My point is just it takes a bit of work and in a car you'd have no chance.

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#33 28-03-2014 10:28PM

skywalker_208

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Lived in Navan for a few years and commuted to Dublin.

Drove to far side of the city every day. We got sick of traffic and went on the bus for a few weeks but the cost was too much. (still had to drive to bus stop in Navan, pay for 2 Bus Eireann tickets and then bus or train from city centre to far side of city)

We went back to driving....

But back in the college days we used Sillan Tours. Brilliant service to be honest. Buses always on time. Always spotless.

I see their new site has alot more info these days including fares. Tickets seem more flexible. Would use them over the other crowd any day!

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