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Best place to view Great Dublin Bike Ride

HS3 · 2016-09-10 17:34:05

Husband dearest is doing the Great Dublin Bike Ride tomorrow and was going to cheer him on. We're tallaght based, so am thinking Blanch is might be a handy enough viewing point. Problem is I don't know Blanch at all and will have to fairly hyper kids in tow. I see the route goes by a Ballycoolin Ind Est. Is there anything…

10-09-2016 5:34pm

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Husband dearest is doing the Great Dublin Bike Ride tomorrow and was going to cheer him on. We're tallaght based, so am thinking Blanch is might be a handy enough viewing point.

Problem is I don't know Blanch at all and will have to fairly hyper kids in tow. I see the route goes by a Ballycoolin Ind Est. Is there anything around there early on a Sunday morning that could keep us amused until the participants pass by?

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#2 10-09-2016 6:36pm

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Ballycoolin is dead on a Sunday, it's just business parks. If you really wanted to head that direction there's a petrol station in Hollystown that serves a good ice cream. Might be a good idea to ask in the Great Dublin Bike Ride thread in the cycling forum as they'll know the route better.

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