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Public Transport: M4 Interchange Park?

thebman · 2009-10-15 17:31:28

Hey, Trying to get to this from Maynooth. I guess best bet is 67A to Celbridge and walk or taxi from there although I might as well get a taxi from Maynooth with the distance. Anyone know how close the bus goes? Its for interview so can't cycle or do anything that will leave me looking like I didn't wash that morning.

15-10-2009 6:31pm

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Hey,

Trying to get to this from Maynooth. I guess best bet is 67A to Celbridge and walk or taxi from there although I might as well get a taxi from Maynooth with the distance.

Anyone know how close the bus goes? Its for interview so can't cycle or do anything that will leave me looking like I didn't wash that morning.

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#2 15-10-2009 10:41pm

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The 67A goes right past it. It's about halfway between Maynooth and Celbridge. Coming from Maynooth, the 67A crosses the motorway, then turns left towards Celbridge, heading down a hill. It passes Ray Crofton Car dealers at the bottom of the hill, and the park is just beyond that on the left. (Ask the driver for the stop if you're unsure)

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#3 15-10-2009 11:56pm

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Thanks actually found that out myself once I found the view on google maps thing on Dublin Bus site although I guess its probably not always accurate.

Never saw this business park before but I guess I haven't got the bus in years.

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