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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I know off fab topic but question on getting to Aviva stadium this Saturday.
I planning to drive down from Northern Ireland and wonder where is best place to park. Kick of is around 5pm.
Are there nearby carparks or is it best to park away from stadium and get Dart in.
Any advise welcome. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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park at clontarf dart station...there is a car park there & then dart over to Aviva... or park in Whitehall beside the church & take the #1 bus over to aviva...the game starts at 545pm...I'm looking forward to bein there...coybib...go leinster |
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"park at clontarf dart station...there is a car park there & then dart over to Aviva... or park in Whitehall beside the church & take the #1 bus over to aviva...the game starts at 545pm...I'm looking forward to bein there...coybib...go leinster"
Terrible idea with games at Croker at the same time. |
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over a year ago
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I was working there last night and i drove to connolly station and car park there cost €9.50 for the day and dart to lansdowne was €4.10 return,good value all round and car was safe. |
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over a year ago
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Plenty of on street parking far side of Herbert Park. You can walk through the park into ballsbridge. About 20 to 30 minutes walk depending on which entrance. Then it's easy to get back to the still organ dual carriageway and the m50 home. |
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"Plenty of on street parking far side of Herbert Park. You can walk through the park into ballsbridge. About 20 to 30 minutes walk depending on which entrance. Then it's easy to get back to the still organ dual carriageway and the m50 home. "
Thats a really long way to go north bound, you would be better heading for the toll bridge and hitting the port tunnel.
But saying that, the best bet would be to avoid the m50, avoid town, avoid the herbert park trick, thats parking outside peoples homes anyway, and just park at the first dart station you hit on the north side, maybe donabate and enjoy the dart in.
Save yourself the stress, the dart is cheap enough. |
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"Where would you say best place to park for getting away when coming from Waterford side?"
park in Bray or dunlaoire ... come via m11/n11 & then dart into aviva |
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"Where would you say best place to park for getting away when coming from Waterford side?
park in Bray or dunlaoire ... come via m11/n11 & then dart into aviva"
I'd usually drive in by naas etc. I wouldn't be near Bray  |
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