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Bus Éireann.
http://www.buseireann.ie/site/home/
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S Csparky
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thumb it.!! |
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CuriousJ
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The training takes two and a quarter hours and costs €36 return for an economy ticket. It goes from Belfast Central Station to Dublin Connolly. It's a nice way to travel. You can also take the air coach from outside Jury's hotel. It costs about £8 single. But it takes over 3 hours and stops in every small town along the way. Also, it only brings you to Dublin airport, so you'll have to get another bus into the city centre.
Train is a bit more expensive, but so worth it. |
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Jaguar S-Type 3.0 SE V6
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Walk (you did say the cheapest way, you didn't mention anything else) |
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Ani555mx
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By buss is the cheapest way... but the best way to get there is on train.. a round ticket is 25£ |
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Medium Dave
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Astral projection |
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Orla C
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You could take the bus, but I think the train is nicer. It leaves from Connolly station, and it's not the Ianrod Eireann service, it's another one. |
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Georgie
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Get a friend to drive! |
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Martina L
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Definitely Bus Eireann, or AirCoach. |
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frosted_nutsac
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Magic carpet |
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Podge and Rodge Tribute Band
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Hey, Cycle. |
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Crystal C
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Hitching a ride would probably be the cheapest way.
But probably safer taking the bus, check out the time tables on:http://www.translink.co.uk/present/GLE_200_I.asp
Theres also special deals on the train at the moment, if you book online http://www.translink.co.uk/enterprise-sss-form.asp?source=largehome |
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Kris......
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Yes I would agree, with another poster--Bus Eireann. |
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annah
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aircoach? that funs from the north to dublin right? and it's only like 12euro xx |
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slipstreamer
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Train. Bus might be cheaper, train is faster. |
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gun_787
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Air coach....picks up outside jury's inn in belfast (wellington place)...€8 - €12 depending on the day you go...its the cheapest |
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