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Also Bus Eireann can pick up/set down at Maynooth for/from the Airport.
They have 7 services per day direct to the airport from the 67 terminus there. http://www.buseireann.ie/pdf/1378293...in-airport.pdf |
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As above, I'd suggest some 5 or 30 day Ramblers. [Edit]Ooops.
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Really it's only getting to and from the Airport (holidays) that I would be using it (1 day Rambler). I'll just have to switch to the ordinary Dublin Bus routes that serve the airport and use the Leap Card - I just want to get to the airport the cheapest way possible.
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It makes sense for DB to incorporate the 747 into its 3 and 5 day rambler tickets as it is a major attraction to tourists when choosing their travel options while visiting Dublin
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