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Any Buses from Marlay Park to the Airport?

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  • 14-06-2016 1:29pm
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    hellokitty88
    Registered Users Posts: 20 ✭


    Hi,
    I'm going to see Kodaline on July 8th. The following early morning I have a flight to catch. Is there a bus going to the airport near Marlay Park?

    Cheers
    Cece


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    LXFlyer
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    hellokitty88 wrote: »
    Hi,
    I'm going to see Kodaline on July 8th. The following early morning I have a flight to catch. Is there a bus going to the airport near Marlay Park?

    Cheers
    Cece

    Depending on the time of your flight,

    - Dublin Bus route 16 passes Marlay Park and goes to the Airport. First bus is 06:20, last bus is 22:50 - this bus will be jammed after the gigs

    - Dublin Coach from Dundrum - closest stop is on Wyckham Way. First bus is 04:45, last one is at 00:45.


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    #3
    hellokitty88
    Registered Users Posts: 20 ✭hellokitty88


    Many thanks!


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    LXFlyer
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    Another option would be to walk to Balally LUAS and get the LUAS outbound to Central Park and catch an Aircoach to the airport from outside the hotel there, or in the other direction to the city centre and get Aircoach from there.

    Last LUAS - Inbound from Brides Glen is at midnight, and outbound from town is at 00:30.

    Aircoach operate every 30 minutes through the night.


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    Losty Dublin
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    By the time the gig wraps up and people finally make it onto public transport it may even be an option to taxi it directly to the airport and get there in comfort, if only to get a bit of food and to relax the cax pre flight. If it's a red eye then I'd consider this seriously.


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    hellokitty88
    Registered Users Posts: 20 ✭hellokitty88


    Thanks to lxflyer and losty dublin!


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