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Is there a North citycentre bike park facility like Drury St

  • 13-11-2014 4:31pm
    #1
    MB Lacey
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    I usually park my bike at the bike park in Drury St carpark.
    Usually park it there and walk wherever I need to be in the city centre.

    But is there actually another one similar but Northside that I don't know about? H'appenny bridge area.
    Thanks.


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  • #2
    Doctor Bob
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    I think the closest car park with bike parking is Clery's Car Park (Q-Park) on Marlborough Street. I'm pretty sure that Drury Street is closer to the Ha'penny Bridge than Marlborough Street, though, unless you're coming from the northside.


    http://www.parkopedia.ie/parking/carpark/clerys/d1/dublin/


  • #3
    MB Lacey
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,277 ✭✭✭MB Lacey


    Doctor Bob wrote: »
    I think the closest car park with bike parking is Clery's Car Park (Q-Park) on Marlborough Street. I'm pretty sure that Drury Street is closer to the Ha'penny Bridge than Marlborough Street, though, unless you're coming from the northside.


    http://www.parkopedia.ie/parking/carpark/clerys/d1/dublin/

    Thanks drury st is closer.
    Too lazy to walk, so I parked out on the street near where I need to be, wanted to park under a roof in case it started to rain again.


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