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Getting to Drom from the city centre?

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  • 05-08-2010 12:42pm
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    civis_liberalis
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    How close do the buses run to that?

    I know the Bus Eireann city buses would be no good, but do the red buses go anywhere closer? Taxi would probably cost a fair bit to get out there?


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    snubbleste
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    It's just over an hour brisk walk from the Cathedral. Think of it as a warm-up.


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    civis_liberalis
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    snubbleste wrote: »
    It's just over an hour brisk walk from the Cathedral. Think of it as a warm-up.
    Ah, but you assume I'm playing football, which I am not.


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    snubbleste
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    Well no I don't. I assume zilch.

    No bus comes near really. You can get a red bus and get off at Clybaun Road or Cappagh Road or the BÉ bus to clifden and get off at Oranswell.
    Either way you need to use your legs.


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    biko
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    Rent a bike?


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    civis_liberalis
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    biko wrote: »
    Rent a bike?
    Meh, the bikes I see being rented around town seem to all be gammy green touristy looking things. I'm very fashion-conscious.

    Ah sure I'll survive.


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    The walk from where the red bus would leave ya wouldn't be THAT bad, pretty long though all the same, the turn off from the Moycullen road would prob be the shortest.

    Cab up isn't as dear as you'd think. I got one from Claddagh Cabs up one night and it wasn't much more then E10


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    civis_liberalis
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    gilberto_eire wrote: »
    The walk from where the red bus would leave ya wouldn't be THAT bad, pretty long though all the same, the turn off from the Moycullen road would prob be the shortest.

    Cab up isn't as dear as you'd think. I got one from Claddagh Cabs up one night and it wasn't much more then E10
    I'd be going in and out there 3 days. €60... Not tight, just ya know yourself.

    The roads out there are pretty narrow. Drivers aren't as careful as they should be driving out there.

    I'll just walk I'd say, I just don't want to get soaked and be wet for the rest of the day.

    Thanks guys.


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    Lapin
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    civis_liberalis wrote: »
    Meh, the bikes I see being rented around town seem to all be gammy green touristy looking things. I'm very fashion-conscious.

    Ah sure I'll survive.

    Steal a nice bike.


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    Mrs OBumble
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    Taxi from Westside, IMHO.

    They're not friendly roads for walking on.


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    civis_liberalis
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    JustMary wrote: »
    They're not friendly roads for walking on.
    And when I'll be going out there it will be before 9am and after 5pm. Great times to be out for a stroll in those parts. :rolleyes:


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