Luas network

[BennyCake]

So what's the deal with the new Luas cross city?

And more importantly, how close will the new line take you to Croke Park?

[Owenmoresider]

Parnell Square or Marlborough Street is as close as it'll bring you.

Goes out as far as Broombridge (Cabra) now, seems to be causing a lot of traffic problems in the city centre and the extended trams haven't arrived yet so the trams are often full at peak times.

[T Fearon]

Used it on Tuesday.Off at Middle Abbey St from Connolly,one hundred yards walk to Marlborough St stop and onto another Luas straight to Dundrum Shopping Centre.Closest to Croke Park is Parnell Square or Phibsboro

[Owenmoresider]

Used it on Tuesday.Off at Middle Abbey St from Connolly,one hundred yards walk to Marlborough St stop and onto another Luas straight to Dundrum Shopping Centre.Closest to Croke Park is Parnell Square or Phibsboro

Forgot about Phibsboro actually, yeah. Stop is fairly close to Dalymount.

[BennyCake]

Parnell Square or Marlborough Street is as close as it'll bring you.

Goes out as far as Broombridge (Cabra) now, seems to be causing a lot of traffic problems in the city centre and the extended trams haven't arrived yet so the trams are often full at peak times.

Does it stop near the M1/M50 northbound? Just thought it might be useful if parking off one of the northbound roads on matchdays, and getting the Luas in to near Croke Park. Might save a lot of hassle with parking and traffic if that was the case

[Rossfan]

Parnell Square or Marlborough Street is as close as it'll bring you.

Goes out as far as Broombridge (Cabra) now, seems to be causing a lot of traffic problems in the city centre and the extended trams haven't arrived yet so the trams are often full at peak times.

Does it stop near the M1/M50 northbound?

Don't think it goes within miles of it.
It ends where it meets the Dublin Sligo rail line which from memory  is a long way away from M1/M50.

[Boycey]

Parnell Square or Marlborough Street is as close as it'll bring you.

Goes out as far as Broombridge (Cabra) now, seems to be causing a lot of traffic problems in the city centre and the extended trams haven't arrived yet so the trams are often full at peak times.

Does it stop near the M1/M50 northbound? Just thought it might be useful if parking off one of the northbound roads on matchdays, and getting the Luas in to near Croke Park. Might save a lot of hassle with parking and traffic if that was the case

Remind me during football season next year and I'll tell you how to park within 200 yards of Croker AND beat the traffic...

[Tubberman]

Parnell Square or Marlborough Street is as close as it'll bring you.

Goes out as far as Broombridge (Cabra) now, seems to be causing a lot of traffic problems in the city centre and the extended trams haven't arrived yet so the trams are often full at peak times.

Does it stop near the M1/M50 northbound?

Don't think it goes within miles of it.
It ends where it meets the Dublin Sligo rail line which from memory  is a long way away from M1/M50.

Broombridge is only a couple of hundred metres in the n3 off the m50

[gallsman]

Park it the back of Meaghers or under the billboards just across from the garage at the Luke Kelly bridge. Up Philipsburgh Avenue, Grace Park road and you're at Whitehall in a jiffy. Works every time.

[BennyCake]

Park on the back of Meaghers or under the billboards just across from the garage at the Like Kelly bridge. Up Philipsburgh Avenue, Grace Park road and you're at Whitehall in a jiffy. Works every time.

You lost me after 'park' 

[laoislad]

Park on the back of Meaghers or under the billboards just across from the garage at the Like Kelly bridge. Up Philipsburgh Avenue, Grace Park road and you're at Whitehall in a jiffy. Works every time.

Do you want to try that again gallsman!

[gallsman]

Ha, a few typos. It's late and I'm on the phone. Fixed!

[Boycey]

I understood it galls Did it for years, we have it refined even further now.

Port Tunnel, turn right onto East Wall road and drive straight up til you meet Clonliffe Rd (can't go further anyway) turn left onto Ballybough Rd and left again into Spring Garden St and park. Leave the bottom end of Spring Garden Street back down East Wall into tunnel bobs ur uncle..

[BennyCake]

I understood it galls Did it for years, we have it refined even further now.

Port Tunnel, turn right onto East Wall road and drive straight up til you meet Clonliffe Rd (can't go further anyway) turn left onto Ballybough Rd and left again into Spring Garden St and park. Leave the bottom end of Spring Garden Street back down East Wall into tunnel bobs ur uncle..

Does this mean I don't have to remind you about parking advice next season? 

[Boycey]

Ah sure I couldn't help myself when someone else started. Don't tell everyone or there'll be no room for me  . Dodgy as f**k street, right in the middle of Hutch territory wouldn't like to go down it at night..