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Morning traffic to Parkmore West

  • 10-09-2021 10:10pm
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    thesimpsons
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    hoping to move to Galway soon - anyone tell me what traffic is like arriving at 8am ish from city centre to Parkmore, driving ?

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    gordongekko
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058208280/morning-traffic-to-parkmore-west

    its cat



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    thesimpsons
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    Big cat ? Small cat ? Any idea of length of time it might take the cat ?



  • #4
    se25
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    Welcome to Galway..Do you cycle 🙂 All depends on time of day. I live Knocknacarra, work in Parkmore evenings and can take up to 30 minutes on a wet school-day. From city centre during the week it may be a bit less but parking at Medtronic /Creganna can be another issue where you need to arrive earlier to get a spot. Bus from Eyre square maybe ?



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    gordongekko
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117874804#Comment_117874804

    Depends on mode of transport



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    Mrs OBumble
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    Historically, September is the worst month: schools are back, colleges are starting and are at full enrolments. GMIT in particular has a lot of drop-outs after Christmas so things ease up then.

    Of course this year has been different. I've only rarely been out there at (just after) 8am, and it was fine. Between 9 and 9:30am has certainly been fine recently (bus from the city-centre has taken approx 20 mins).

    But this is likely changing as more places move back to (partial) on-site for office-workers over the next couple of months. Possibly it will be worse than ever, as more people choose to use private vehicles to avoid the infection risks of shared transport. And as others said, it used to be cat (is that just a local phrase for dreadful, or is it nationwide? I have no idea.).



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  • #7
    thesimpsons
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    Thanks all. Got sorted and stayed away from city centre accommodation. Looking forward to my next steps



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