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303mccann

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 ·  Posted: 23.03.2017  ·  #1

Going to dublin airport soon any suggestions for a stopover travelling from cork to dublin thanks

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 ·  Posted: 23.03.2017  ·  #2

could stopover on Bray prom or greystones harbour.. about an hour from airport

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 ·  Posted: 24.03.2017  ·  #3

303mccann. You might give us an idea of what time you need to be in the airport .and when you intend getting to Dublin. knowing that someone can advise you of the direction you need to be going in.
Traffic will be the decider.
Greystones to airport is 40min or 3hours .
Have you taught of Camac valley or Howth.

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 ·  Posted: 24.03.2017  ·  #4

Howth deffo best bet. Free, safe, fifteen minutes from the airport via baldoyle,coolock onto the M1 and into airport.

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 ·  Posted: 29.03.2017  ·  #5

when are you travelling

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 ·  Posted: 29.03.2017  ·  #6

cant believe i said greystones...must have been drunk.

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 ·  Posted: 29.03.2017  ·  #7

Its ok, you don't have to be drunk to say Greystones

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 ·  Posted: 29.03.2017  ·  #8

Quote by sprinter

Its ok, you don't have to be drunk to say Greystones

But it helps
Well someone had to say it....

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 ·  Posted: 30.03.2017  ·  #9

travelling the 4th of june early morning

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 ·  Posted: 30.03.2017  ·  #10

Where are you leaving the van while you are away / how long are you away for ?
Your traveling Sunday so getting around Dublin shouldn't be too difficult on the Saturday

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 ·  Posted: 30.03.2017  ·  #11

I think one of the hotels near the airport do deals on parking rates for people flying abroad, at competitive rates compared to the airport- might be worth calling them and seeing if they'd be ok with you parking there, if they are getting the parking fee? Used to be Bewleys, think it's a Clayton Hotel now.

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 ·  Posted: 30.03.2017  ·  #12

Have a look at the long term Blue with DAA .or Quickpark there are all fairly competive now .
If it was me I'd book in late Saturday and stay overnight the catch the shuttle next morning

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 ·  Posted: 31.03.2017  ·  #13

I gave used quickpark a lot at Dublin airport and quite often see motorhomes parked

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 ·  Posted: 31.03.2017  ·  #14

303mccann, are you looking for a stopover on the way up, or in dublin? are you looking to park the van for a few days?

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 ·  Posted: 25.04.2017  ·  #15

might try howth never been there before

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 ·  Posted: 27.04.2017  ·  #16

Just in case anyone was thinking of heading in the direction of GREYSTONES this weekend don't Bother you are not WELCOME.

Some GOBSHITE in the council has decided to put a new Barrier on the La Touch car park. ( the one at the back of the railway Station )
Although is is perfectly ok to allow On Post to use it to overnight their overflow of Vans on a commercial rate .

Tourist are welcome if you arrive on the Dart and go home again. But do not stay overnight.

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 ·  Posted: 27.04.2017  ·  #17

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