Waterford City to Deansgrange Cemetery.

danjo-xx

Trying to plan the least stressfull way of doing this for two people, one an oap the other has a disability, both have free travel pass.

Staying over 1 or 2 nights somewhere. (preference for Dunlaoghaire) but whatever would be easiest.

Train Waterford to Houston, seems the best option, then bus or luas into O'Connell st then 46a or dart to dunlaoghaire, is this right.

Any other options appreciated.

Losty Dublin

danjo-xx wrote: »

Trying to plan the least stressfull way of doing this for two people, one an oap the other has a disability, both have free travel pass.

Staying over 1 or 2 nights somewhere. (preference for Dunlaoghaire) but whatever would be easiest.

Train Waterford to Houston, seems the best option, then bus or luas into O'Connell st then 46a or dart to dunlaoghaire, is this right.

Any other options appreciated.

They could also get the 145 from outside Heuston then change onto a 46A anytime from Trinity College onwards. Less lugging bags and stairs at the train stations though the bus trip can drag on at times. The 46A leaves them with just a wee bit of a walk from the bus at Deansgrange cross roads from town or Dun Laoghaire.

How they get to the graveyard on the day will of course depend on what hotel they stay in. The former Burlington is on the 145 and 46A bus routes if this helps.

fleet_admiral

46A goes by the Stillorgan Park Hotel, you could stay there and taxi to the cemetery

Seaswimmer

There is a B and B about 200 metres from the cemetery (Brookville I think). Its also right beside the 4 bus stop which goes from O'Connell bridge or Nassau Street. That would involve the least amount of walking I think.

145 to Nassau Street and walk a few metres to the 4 bus stop.

B and B is about 100 metres from the 4 stop at other end.