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Most public transport operates between Maynooth and Dublin. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Trains | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
It takes about 10 to 15 min. to walk from the entrance
of Castle Dawson to the station house at Maynooth. Unfortunately
the footpath is not continuous, is narrow along most of it's length and
harbors large puddles in wet weather so be careful!
Due to major reconstruction on the Dublin/Sligo route, a temporary timetable will operate from the 4th April 2000. The timetables below show the peak times and are subject to change (updated from the Irish Rail web page on 1st Nov. 1999), so please check them against timetables that may be obtained at the station house.
There is an additional train on friday evenings, leaving Dublin Connolly at 5:05pm and arriving in Maynooth at 5:33pm. |
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Busses | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Maynooth is serviced by Dublin Bus routes 66, 66X and 67A.
The 66X is an express (CitySpeed) to Dublin city center, stopping only at a limited number of places, and operates during business hours only monday through friday (excluding public holidays). The 66X is an "autofare" bus meaning that you must have the exact fare (£2 adult, £1 child - one way). The 7:28am bus leaves from opposite the pedestrian entrance to Castle Dawson. It arrives into O'Connell bridge goes around by Trinity College and then onto Baggott street. Typically it arrives in the city center around 8:30am. The 66 and 67A operate all day 7 days a week during normal Dublin bus hours. For full timetables see the Dublin Bus website. |
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Taxis & Hackneys | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Express Cabs & Mini-bus hire, Maynooth. Phone: 628 9866 (24 hours, 7 days) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||