Driving directions from IFSC to Dame St

Kashkai

I need to get from a to b above but the College Green no go area rules out my direct route. Any ideas how to drive from the IFSC area to the junction of Dame Street and sth great georges st without doing the scenic tour of Dublin

thanks

enda1

Drive up south quays and turn at parliament street?

extra-ordinary_

Do you need to be going East or West on Dame St?

You could turn off the South quays at Parliament St which will bring you onto Dame St Eastbound.

loyatemu

this looks like the best bet...

Kashkai

But I have to stop and collect a tv from the Philips shop at the sth great georges / dame street corner which would mean doing a u turn on dame st. Knowing my luck, a cop would be waiting to pounce. Is there any way to approach this corner on a westbound heading so I could just pull in?

Wishbone Ash

Prosperous Dave wrote: »

Is there any way to approach this corner on a westbound heading so I could just pull in?

If you are heading east along Dame Street/College Green, turn right onto Trinity Street at the Pen Shop, right onto St Andrew's Street, straight onto South William Street, right again onto Lower Stephen Street and then right again onto Goerges Street Lower. You will then be able to stop at the Phillips shop facing west.

Victor

The College Green restrictions only apply 7-10 and 16-19 Monday-Friday.

Ask the shop what people normally do. Does the shop deliver?

I'm not sure if a turn from Wellington Quay to Parliament street is permitted for ordinary traffic.

I imagine one option is to pull in to Dame Lane while a second person brings up the TV, so as to avoid stopping at the main junction.

How Strange

AFAIK, there's no left turn from quays westbound onto Parliament St.

If restrictions apply when you're going there, go up quays to Christchurch junction, turn left at Thomas St junction, next turn right. At traffic lights turn left onto Stephens St. At Georges St junction turn left, if no parking on Georges St take next right at Hogans pub. Park around there and Philips store is just 5 mins down the road.

Other option is If restrictions apply when you're going there, go up quays to Christchurch junction, turn left at Thomas St junction, next turn right. Turn right onto lane at Dublin Castle. There are about 6 parking spaces there so you may be lucky. A bit further to walk to the Philips store.

IMO, you'd be better leaving it until Saturday morning and come in early when it's quiet. Double park outside and pick your tv up. There's little chance of getting away with this during peak times. It's a mare of a place to drive through or get parking around at the best of times.

monument

Victor wrote: »

I'm not sure if a turn from Wellington Quay to Parliament street is permitted for ordinary traffic.

not permitted for any traffic, there's a no left turn and now also a ped crossing there on green when Wellington Quay traffic is green to go straight ahead.

mabet

Question: Want to know if I can take a right turn on Dame Street into Palace Street to get to Dame Lane. On aa roadwatch route planner gives this direction but looking at google map I can see no sign on road that one can turn right. If I cant any suggestions how to get to Georges Street from Dame Street travelling East on Dame Street.

mabet

Question: Want to know if I can take a right turn on Dame Street into Palace Street to get to Dame Lane. On aa roadwatch route planner gives this direction but looking at google map I can see no sign on road that one can turn right. If I cant any suggestions how to get to Georges Street from Dame Street travelling East on Dame Street.

Victor

There are bollards at the junction of Dame Lane and Palace Street. http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=Lord+Edward+St%2FN81&daddr=53.344177,-6.264687+to:53.34386,-6.264058+to:South+Great+Georges+Street,+Dublin,+Ireland&hl=en&geocode=FYj2LQMdDFmg_w%3BFbH3LQMdkWig_yk3A8EgnQ5nSDEQ8qP7pscAEw%3BFXT2LQMdBmug_ymv_L3gnA5nSDGxQqT7pscAEw%3BFeHxLQMdYmmg_ymHMW4GnQ5nSDFLEx5-Pn21Fw&mra=dme&mrcr=0&mrsp=0&sz=15&via=1,2&sll=53.34348,-6.266241&sspn=0.007379,0.017982&ie=UTF8&ll=53.344121,-6.267872&spn=0.007379,0.034332&z=15

To be honest, I would try to approach it some other way, as you never know when there is going to be a delivery truck on Dame Lane. http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=High+St&daddr=53.3406008,-6.2688972+to:South+Great+Georges+Street,+Dublin,+Ireland&hl=en&geocode=FbTyLQMdMkyg_w%3BFbjpLQMdH1ig_ym_-s0-JwxnSDEgE6T7pscAEw%3BFeHxLQMdYmmg_ymHMW4GnQ5nSDFLEx5-Pn21Fw&mra=dpe&mrcr=0&mrsp=1&sz=15&via=1&sll=53.342046,-6.27079&sspn=0.007379,0.034332&ie=UTF8&z=15