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Commuting time to Heuston Station ?

  • 02-01-2025 02:16AM
    #1
    geographica
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    ive to drop off a relative to Heuston station on a Tuesday morning in a couple of weeks time, I’ve to be there at Heuston for 09.15 sharp


    any idea how long it will take me from Greystones?

    also, would it be best to just go M50 to jct 9 and head in Naas Road or go on to Jct 7 Palmerstown and head in east that way


    wouldn’t normally do this run so if anyone can help re times and best route at that time of the morning I’d appreciate it



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  • #2
    con747
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    Download the app Waze and it will guide you on the best route and alter the route if any traffic holdups or accidents on route, my advice if it's time sensitive give plenty of extra travel time in case.

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  • #3
    geographica
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    will do tks


    just wondering if anyone commutes this to get their experience



  • #4
    JVince
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    The M50 route will most likely be the best route.

    But at that time you are looking at rush hour traffic and the final leg will be the least part to calculate.

    A better option might be to drop the person to the Luas stop at Red Cow for 8.30 and they'll be in heuston before 9 and you won't be worried about traffic.

    Luas stops at heuston



  • #5
    geographica
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    good idea tks but might be better for them to be dropped by car directly



  • #6
    FishOnABike
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    If you have to drop them by car, check journey times for that time and day on Google maps and allow plenty extra time in case of any unexpected delays.



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