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Which is quicker?

PCros · 2008-05-02 00:48:50

I am contemplating two jobs one in City Centre and the other in Dundalk. I live in Swords would it be safe to say that Dundalk would be quicker to get to than the city?

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02-05-2008 1:48am

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PCros

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I am contemplating two jobs one in City Centre and the other in Dundalk.

I live in Swords would it be safe to say that Dundalk would be quicker to get to than the city?

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#2 02-05-2008 2:13am
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I would have said Dundalk, but the traffic is getting lighter, still Dundalk !

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#3 02-05-2008 2:22am
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How are you planning on travelling?

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#4 02-05-2008 2:26am
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By car. Would 45 mins to Dundalk sound right?

And I know it takes anywhere between 50mins and 90 mins for the city.

Only downside on going to Dundalk would be the mileage but I will prob go with it.

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