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Westlife Concert - Best way to Croke Park

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  • 28-05-2012 11:11am
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    Danniboo
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    Hey,

    Just wondering what the best way to get to Croke Park from South County is or does anyone know of any special transport that's being put on for the concert?


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    ted1
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    Dart to conolly and five minute walk.


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    Danniboo
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    Would it not be easier to get the Luas??


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    markpb
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    Danniboo wrote: »
    Would it not be easier to get the Luas??

    The Green Line stops at St. Stephens Green which is a 3km walk if you're happy with that. Connolly is only 1.5km.


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    Danniboo
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    markpb wrote: »
    The Green Line stops at St. Stephens Green which is a 3km walk if you're happy with that. Connolly is only 1.5km.


    Think your getting your Luas lines confused it's the red line that serves South County Dublin, the one that stops at Connolly. Also it's more like a 20 minute walk than 5 minutes from Connolly.


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    markpb
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    Danniboo wrote: »
    Think your getting your Luas lines confused it's the red line that serves South County Dublin, the one that stops at Connolly. Also it's more like a 20 minute walk than 5 minutes from Connolly.

    If you mean South County in the official sense, then yes, you're right. Maybe this thread would have gone better if you'd told us where you're coming from :)


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    SerialComplaint
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    Danniboo wrote: »
    Hey,

    Just wondering what the best way to get to Croke Park
    Join your local GAA club, and you'll need to be training at least two nights a week, get a regular place on your club team and take it from there.


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    ted1
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    Danniboo wrote: »
    Think your getting your Luas lines confused it's the red line that serves South County Dublin, the one that stops at Connolly. Also it's more like a 20 minute walk than 5 minutes from Connolly.

    Red line does west Dublin, green line does south Dublin.


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    awec
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    Do they not both service the south county?

    Are Saggart and Brides Glen both not South County Dublin?


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    markpb
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    awec wrote: »
    Do they not both service the south county?

    Are Saggart and Brides Glen both not South County Dublin?

    It depends what you mean by the name. South Dublin is a county that takes in the south west of what was previously county Dublin, including Tallaght and Saggart. Brides Glen is in a different county: Dun Laoghaire - Rathdown.

    Or you could mean south of (old) county Dublin in which case, both Luas lines go there.


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    ttankk
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    i know the gates open at 6 and the wanted are opening the show, time does anyone know westlife will actually be on stage for ?


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    shrapnel222
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    good service from Bewleys hotel in leopardstown if you're around there

    http://www.executiveexpress.ie/html/bewleys_hotels.htm


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