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Trip to Dublin..

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  • 17-05-2008 7:50pm
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    somebaldyfela
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    hey,planning on driving from Waterford to Dublin for a shopping trip,make the day of it etc,can anyone suggest a good carpark in the city centre close to everything where i could leave the wheels for the day?never drove to dublin before:confused:


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    latenia
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    Maybe in the Jervis centre or St Stephen's Green centre if you're heading southside.


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    Wishbone Ash
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    Jervis Street SC car park is very reasonably priced if leaving the car all day.


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    Flukey
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    As above, but try and get in as early as you can.


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    somebaldyfela
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    Sound lads appreciated:cool:


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    gurramok
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    Or Parnell St/cineworld car park, they do have special offers.

    Of even better, the Irish Life car park, i think its a fiver all day on Sundays.


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    raheny red
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    Planning your trip for December 8th already?! :eek: :pac: ;)


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    Wishbone Ash
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    gurramok wrote: »
    Of even better, the Irish Life car park, i think its a fiver all day on Sundays.
    There is plenty of free on-street parking on Sunday - why pay a fiver? ;)


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    Fratton Fred
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    personally I'd drive to Sandyford and get the Luas to stephen's green.


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    Boom_Bap
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    Fleet Street car park in temple bar. Slap bang in the middle of the city.


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    ipodrocker
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    any reasons you are going to dublin for your trip?


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    baztard
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    Boom_Bap wrote: »
    Fleet Street car park in temple bar. Slap bang in the middle of the city.

    Its a great location, but its bloody expensive. I parked there and went shopping for a few hours. It cost me over €15 for the privilage. The shopping centre car parks tend to be the cheapest, like jervis, ilac etc.


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    Aspiration
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    If you're coming from the N11, I'd say Stephen's Green as it's handy to get on/off but the prices of Q-Park car parks are ridiculous. I paid nearly €18 from 11-4:30 last week, so I've given up on driving into town during the daytime.

    There's also Drury St. car park and BT's which are handy for the N11 too but I don't know how much they are an hour.

    If ye don't mind public transport, I'd suggest driving to one of the Luas stops on the green line - and hopping on the Luas into Stephen's green. The ParknRide fee is €4 for 24hrs.


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    stovelid
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    ipodrocker wrote: »
    any reasons you are going to dublin for your trip?

    It's the capital of Ireland?

    Because he wants to?


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    somebaldyfela
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    ipodrocker wrote: »
    any reasons you are going to dublin for your trip?

    a sure tis d big smoke!cheers for replys neway...


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