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Luas route query

letsgo2018 · 2019-01-15 13:25:35

What luas route goes to the left at the start of Grafton street past where the porter house pub is and where would I get on this in the vicinity to Jervis. I'm going to the Dfa to collect a passport

15-01-2019 2:25pm

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What luas route goes to the left at the start of Grafton street past where the porter house pub is and where would I get on this in the vicinity to Jervis. I'm going to the Dfa to collect a passport

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#2 15-01-2019 2:30pm

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It's the Green Line. Closest stop to Jervis southbound would be Marlborough Street at corner of Abbey Street

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#3 16-01-2019 3:00am

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DFA in St. Stephens Green or Passport Office in Mount Street Lower?

St. Stephens Green: At Jervis, get a Luas (direction: Connolly / The Point) to Abbey Street, go around the corner to Marlborough and get any Luas to St. Stephens Green. Otherwise, it's a 20 minute walk.

Mount Street Lower: Walk to O'Connell Bridge. On O'Connell Bridge, get a 4, 7 or 7a to Mount Street Lower.

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#4 17-01-2019 4:37pm

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It's less than 30 minute walk from Jervis Street to Mount St lower.
Unless you have a physical disability, walking is almost always going to be faster in the city centre.

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