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  • 08-04-2015 12:24pm
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    MayoSalmon
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    Is a commute from Nobber to Dublin Airport feasible?

    Would be driving.

    Thanks


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    NufcNavan
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    Little over an hour I'd say.


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    bladespin
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    What time of day?


    It's certainly commutable.


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    chrysagon
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    if its a decent job..definetly


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    MayoSalmon
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    bladespin wrote: »
    What time of day?


    It's certainly commutable.

    Would have to be there for half 8/9

    Would it be better to go the M3 or M2?


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    NufcNavan
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    I'd say M3. I hear the traffic does get bad at those lights on the N2. Maybe someone who commutes it regularly can tell you more.


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    MayoSalmon
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    chrysagon wrote: »
    if its a decent job..definetly

    Define decent?

    It's not McDonalds anyway:pac::pac:


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    chrysagon
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    n2 a nightmare at 830am around Kilmoon, you could be waiting 10 mins and often 20 mins just to get up by the junction and the lights.


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    dgt
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    I used to do an airport run everyday for a bit from outside Navan to start at 9. No problem, up the M3 is the best way to go. I often used to go home up the M1 and turn off before the toll, home through Duleek and Yellow Furze.

    Not a bad commute


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