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School location practicality

TedR · 2018-06-29 12:38:55

Looking at a placement for first year in a school in Rathmines But living in Sandymount Just a bit worried about the commute Does anyone have experience of how practical it is to use the bus from Sandymount to Rathmines every morning? sorry if this is in wrong thread

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29-06-2018 1:38pm

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TedR

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Looking at a placement for first year in a school in Rathmines
But living in Sandymount
Just a bit worried about the commute
Does anyone have experience of how practical it is to use the bus from Sandymount to Rathmines every morning?

sorry if this is in wrong thread

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#2 29-06-2018 10:50pm
spurious

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I think you might get more replies in the Dublin City forum. I will move it for you.

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#3 30-06-2018 2:45am
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Driving wouldn't be great but there's the 18 bus which goes between the two.

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#4 30-06-2018 12:04pm
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18 isn't great. It can be very slow at rush hour and it's fairly infrequent.

If you can cycle, I'd do that instead.

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#5 30-06-2018 12:10pm
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As per your other thread, cycling wouldn’t take more than 15 minutes. That’s not even at a fast pace.

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