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Traveling to Belfast

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  • 15-10-2009 4:06pm
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    grizzly
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    With the line partly down, should I take the bus/train or just the bus? Do I save much time doing bus/trai?

    Thanks


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    monkey9
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    grizzly wrote: »
    With the line partly down, should I take the bus/train or just the bus? Do I save much time doing bus/trai?

    Thanks

    There really isn't that much of a difference. You might as well take the coach. It will get you there in two and a half hours and it leaves you pretty much in the centre of Belfast!!

    If you get the train, you'd need to get a taxi to the centre!!


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    Mimbo
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    Hi,

    I know this is an old thread but hopefully someone can help me.

    I am travelling to Belfast by car in May. I live in Portlaoise and I know the distance between there and Belfast is over 120 miles. That means about 3 hours trapped in a car with no bathroom.:(

    Does anybody know of any restroom facilities that I would be able to get too from the M7, M50 or M1?:confused:

    Thanks


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    aquascrotum
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    M1 services are at Lusk and Castlebellingham. The Outlet retail centre in Banbridge is probably the next handiest roadside facility.

    You should do it in just over 2hrs 30mins going at the speed limit and depending on how the M50 is?


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