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Hiya,

I'm excited to be heading to the retreat this year :-)

Just trying to figure out how to best get there from the airport... if
my googling skills are working correctly, the plan should be:

1) Take a bus from airport to some DART station.

2) Take DART to Bray.

3) A wonderful volunteer is taking people from Bray to the retreat....

#1 seems to be where I can't seem to find a good answer.  There seems
to be confusion on the internet about AerDart (if it still exists,
some say it closed in 2005), or normal Dublin busses (Route 16a seems
like a common suggestion?)

Thanks,

Paul

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On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 1:04 AM, Paul Querna <dcarr@example.net> wrote:
> Hiya,
>
> I'm excited to be heading to the retreat this year :-)
>
> Just trying to figure out how to best get there from the airport... if
> my googling skills are working correctly, the plan should be:
>
> 1) Take a bus from airport to some DART station.
>
> 2) Take DART to Bray.
>
> 3) A wonderful volunteer is taking people from Bray to the retreat....
>
> #1 seems to be where I can't seem to find a good answer. =A0There seems
> to be confusion on the internet about AerDart (if it still exists,
> some say it closed in 2005), or normal Dublin busses (Route 16a seems
> like a common suggestion?)

Paul,
Looking forward to seeing you there!  Have you seeing the hostel's
directions page:
http://www.knockreeyouthhostel.com/directions

It suggests DART to Bray, and then bus 185 from Bray to the
end-of-the-line, and then walking for a bit.  I think some volunteers
will be giving lifts for the last bit, but frankly it's not too
unpleasant of a walk (if the weather is nice).

-Hyrum

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Hi Paul,

The info I have found so far recommends:

Uselink the airlink bus (route 747 or 748) to get into Dublin. Buy a 
return ticket (10 Euro) if you're concerned - you can use the "return" 
portion days later. This is an express bus into the City. Tickets 
available at the airport (either the service counter, or from the vending 
machines).

Walk to a DART station.

I've not yet fully identified which station is on the Bray line...

Regards,
Kevin

On 26 Apr 2011 at 23:04, Paul Querna wrote:

> Hiya,
> 
> I'm excited to be heading to the retreat this year :-)
> 
> Just trying to figure out how to best get there from the airport... if
> my googling skills are working correctly, the plan should be:
> 
> 1) Take a bus from airport to some DART station.
> 
> 2) Take DART to Bray.
> 
> 3) A wonderful volunteer is taking people from Bray to the retreat....
> 
> #1 seems to be where I can't seem to find a good answer.  There seems
> to be confusion on the internet about AerDart (if it still exists,
> some say it closed in 2005), or normal Dublin busses (Route 16a seems
> like a common suggestion?)



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