Closer to Connolly the better.
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Closer to Connolly the better.
I'm not entirely sure about the nearest to the station but if O'Connell Street is a 5 minute walk away and then there are loads of buses that go to Dalymount. (4 | 10 | 120 | 19 | 19A | 38 | 38A | 38B | 38C | 39N | 83 )
How rushed are you?
The journey's about a 20-minute walk.
Will be full of beer and O Connell Street will be a bit of a sweat.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
You can check out this map: http://www.dublinbus.ie/your_journey/city_centre.asp
But I'd say your best bet is to walk it, go to O'Connell Street for the bus, or if there's 3 or 4 of you get a taxi. It would be around EUR9 from the station.
Good lad, thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by thischarmingman
You could get a LUAS to Abbey Street, just off O'Connell and get any of the above buses, plus the new 140.
Cab is best option make sure you cross amiens street first before hailing the cab or its double the price.
The 39N is the Nitelink but yeah all others go from O'Connell st which is about 100 yards from the front entrance of connollyQuote:
Originally Posted by thischarmingman
you could walk it from Connolly to Dalier in roughly 15 mins. come out the front entrance of connolly turn right and keep going until you get to Croker by then you'll be able to see the floodlights of dalymount. head up the north circular past Mountjoy Prison on the Right and the Mater Hosp on the left and Dalier is about 200 yards further on
100 yards?? It must be 5 times that at least.Quote:
Originally Posted by Block G Raptor
No way is it Talbot st 500 yards long. 250 at mostQuote:
Originally Posted by Schumi
Don't think that sentence makes sense, but Busáras is barely 100 yards from Connolly, let alone O'Connell Street. Sure two LUAS stops don't even take you from one to the other! 500 yards would be about right.
It's about 700 metres - I'm too young to be using yards...
Its about 300 yards from Connolly to Gardiner Street and then another 500 to O'Connell Street!!
I'd walk it, it will be almost as quick as a bus. Store Street onto Talbot Street, up Gardiner Street, cross Dorset St and round the North Circular to Doyles Corner.
Nice little walk.
It depends on whether Alan Kelly is pacing it.Quote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
Ah here, I walk that distance every Friday from work as I work in Store St (Beside Busaras).
Hi folks and welcome back to another edition of...''Guess the distance from Connolly to O'Connoll street''
Today we take it a step further, the contestants have made there predicitons, and now it's onto the streets with there measuring wheels!!
;)
Anything can turn into an argument on foot!! :)
it would be called a trundle wheel;)Quote:
Originally Posted by gilberto_eire
DING DING DING....we have a winner!!Quote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
According to http://www.mapmyrun.com/ its .45 miles from Connolly Station to O'Connell Street. This converted to metres is 720m.
Yes, I am bored in work this morning:)
Turn Right at Connolly, walk to 5 lamps(honestly!) & turn left. Follow the road to Dalymount - route 1.59 miles will take 30 minutes.
Alternatively, if you know the roads, the shortest route is Talbot st, Gardner St, Hill St, Temple St, Eccles St, NCR, Dalymount - about 1.45 miles, but still best part of 30 minutes
& that http://www.mapmyrun.com/ is the business! - good find
Could'nt think of the name but any site like this...http://www.stanleytools.com/default....easuring+WheelQuote:
Originally Posted by forza rovers
just said measuring ;)
Get A taxi:D
On the Friday of a Bank Holiday? Depending on the time you may as well crawl and you'd be still quicker.Quote:
Originally Posted by GuisaSaigon
Cheers lads for all the info. The train broke down at Maynooth, ended up getting the local train as far as the Pheonix Park Station and the bus from there.