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Directions from Connolly to upper abbey areet

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  • 28-02-2014 9:20pm
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    Hollister11
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    Could someone give me walking directions from Connolly to upper abbey street whre gam solutions is ?
    Thanks


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    DavyD_83
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    walk to luas tracks, turn towards jervis/henry street side.

    Oops, read it as O'connell ST, which i did think was a bit vague and also very close.
    Nut yeh, Luas tracks to the door


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    tomboylady
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    Follow the Luas tracks from Connolly, it's probably the easiest route. They travel right along Abbey Street (lower, middle and upper).

    Or else, exit Connolly and walk along Talbot Street which becomes North Earl Street, until you come to O'Connell Street (the Spire will be in front of you). Then take a left and Abbey Street is the next right.


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    arybvtcw0eolkf
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    When you come out of the station follow the LUAS tracks until they cross over O'Connell Street ~ you'll know O'Connell St when you get there, the junction is huge and the junkies are plentiful.


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    Teyla Emmagan
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    Eli Magnificent Icebox wrote: »
    When you come out of the station follow the LUAS tracks until they cross over O'Connell Street ~ you'll know O'Connell St when you get there, the junction is huge and the junkies are plentiful.

    Ah God, I laughed so quickly there I think I tore something.


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