Average time during morning rush hour from Tallaght to IFSC?

arleitiss

Hey, I don't travel during rush hours usually but I have to on Thursday,
Have to be in IFSC by 8:30 AM, travelling from Tallaght.

What's the average time of travel during those hours? Also any routes recommended?
I usually go along N81 until M50, then take M50 Northbound and leave on exit to Lucan (Just before toll) then along R148 (I think it's called) past Heuston Station and crawl through City centre along Liffey River until I get to IFSC.

I know there is tunnel right beside IFSC but cba to pay 10 Euro toll.

Any suggestions?

Thank you.

Mycroft H

arleitiss wrote: »

Hey, I don't travel during rush hours usually but I have to on Thursday,
Have to be in IFSC by 8:30 AM, travelling from Tallaght.

What's the average time of travel during those hours? Also any routes recommended?
I usually go along N81 until M50, then take M50 Northbound and leave on exit to Lucan (Just before toll) then along R148 (I think it's called) past Heuston Station and crawl through City centre along Liffey River until I get to IFSC.

I know there is tunnel right beside IFSC but cba to pay 10 Euro toll.

Any suggestions?

Thank you.

Luas! Quicker, no parking and drops you practically there

bop1977

get the luas. It will drop you right outside the IFSC.

arleitiss

I gotta go with car, I have too much things to do that day,IFSC, Dublin 6, Dun Drum then Dublin 6 again and then Tallaght.
Don't want to be running around the town like hamster whole day

So I would prefer to drive.

mullingar

To get to the ifsc for 8.30 and find parking from Tallaght? 1.5-2hrs

CramCycle

Leave at 7 and you should make it for 7:30 or 7:45, leave at 7:30 and you won't make it.

novarock

At that time I'd nearly take the tunnel - traffic from inchicore to the IFSC is woeful every day..

ironclaw

Pretty handy feature, but on the old Google maps, you can show the traffic conditions for any time of day:

https://www.google.com/maps?output=classic

Its usually pretty accurate as nearly every Android / iOS running a Google product is logging the data.

Red Kev

Leave at 7 and have a coffee and a read of the paper while you wait.

Nice and relaxed.

N81 to Terenure, Patrick St to the quays and down to the IFSC, about 30 mins at that time.

Black_Knight

ironclaw wrote: »

Pretty handy feature, but on the old Google maps, you can show the traffic conditions for any time of day:

https://www.google.com/maps?output=classic

Its usually pretty accurate as nearly every Android / iOS running a Google product is logging the data.

Works on the new google maps. Just click in the search box, and it'll drop down with a link to Show traffic

arleitiss

Well, I will leave house at 7, pretty sure even in worst case traffic it's possible to get there in 2 hours, hell you could walk there in 3 hours

ironclaw

Black_Knight wrote: »

Works on the new google maps. Just click in the search box, and it'll drop down with a link to Show traffic

You can't change the time however, not that I can see. That feature was only on the previous iteration.