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Getting to UCD

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  • 26-08-2010 11:17am
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    Athena.721
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    Hi, I know theres loads of stuff on the UCD site about how to get to the campus but i though it'd be better to ask people who actually have to travel up and so on.

    So, what would be my best option coming from kildare? Dont suppose theres a JJ kav or Bus eireann bus that goes straight there or close at least?


    Thanks :)


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    graduate
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    related thread re Naas
    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055910573


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    ironclaw
    Registered Users Posts: 8,004 ✭✭✭ironclaw


    Athena.721 wrote: »
    Hi, I know theres loads of stuff on the UCD site about how to get to the campus but i though it'd be better to ask people who actually have to travel up and so on.

    So, what would be my best option coming from kildare? Dont suppose theres a JJ kav or Bus eireann bus that goes straight there or close at least?


    Thanks :)

    For the pure comfort and convenience, drive. And if you can car pool all the better.


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    Cool Mo D
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    If you're near a train station, the plan is that the 145 bus will go direct from Heuston to outside UCD starting from September. They haven't set a date for when this is actually happening though.


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    McNuggy10
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    Cool Mo D wrote: »
    If you're near a train station, the plan is that the 145 bus will go direct from Heuston to outside UCD starting from September. They haven't set a date for when this is actually happening though.

    OP get the Portlaoise train to Heuston and get the 145 like mentioned above!
    I get the portlaoise train from clondalkin to heuston, takes 10 minutes max, its a godsend and it passes through kildare, newbridge, sallins and naas!!

    And if what poster above says is true about the 145 it'll be even handier!!


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