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Birdhill to Limerick West avoiding Thomond Traffic

  • 01-04-2010 4:35pm
    #1
    Poster King
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    I have to get to an area near the GAA grounds on the Ennis Road in Limerick coming from Nenagh. I will be passing through Limerick at about 5pm tomorrow, Good Friday. I am aware that there is a big game in Thomond Park at 8pm. What route would you recommend.
    It has been suggested that I turn off the N/M7 at Birdhill and ross The Shannon at O'Brien's Bridge and enter Limerick via the R464, but I see that this road passes right by Thomond Park.
    I was planning to use the Southern Ring Road and come into city via Dock Road and then Cross the bridge on Condell Road, but I'm told that will be even busier.

    What do ya'll think?


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  • #2
    cee_jay
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    Coming in R464 you come in by LIT - just past Thomond Park - and you will come onto this road at a roundabout, and then head in the opposite direction, so it shouldn't be too bad. I have headed to matches in Thomond before and have never met overly heavy traffic. I would say its your best bet, as heading in the Dock Road, you will have normal Friday evening traffic and match traffic as well.


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