10 euro to use the tunnel and its 3 miles ffs
use the m50 round to leopardtown juct 13 up the R113 to blackrock then turn right onto N31 anad you cant miss it
using the mway it 20 miles more but only take 6-7 mins extra
newry to leopardstown 45 mins tops
Ignore all those other suggestions, they haven’t a clue sure most of them are from Russia.
If you don’t want to get lost follow these directions, I should know I live here.
Take the M50 off the M1 and continue all the way on the M50 to exit 16.
Continue straight all the way until you come to a bloody big round-a-bout (about 1.5 miles) and take the second exit. (Graduate pub will be in front of you)
Continue down until the next round-a-bout and take the third exit. Go all the way to the bottom of the road and the sea will be in front out you turn left and you’ll see the Ferry Port.
Simples
Bloody southsiders think they know it all
Interestingly, Google Maps shows the Eastlink route (not using the tunnel)from the M1/M50 junction as 20km with 27min travel time, the Westlink route around the M50 as 39.7km with 35 min travel time. However it's easier for two bikes to stay together on the latter.
Allow me to assist you there Lorcan .............. WE DO
Bloody southsiders think they know it all
Ignore all those other suggestions, they haven’t a clue sure most of them are from Russia.
If you don’t want to get lost follow these directions, I should know I live here.
Take the M50 off the M1 and continue all the way on the M50 to exit 16.
Continue straight all the way until you come to a bloody big round-a-bout (about 1.5 miles) and take the second exit. (Graduate pub will be in front of you)
Continue down until the next round-a-bout and take the third exit. Go all the way to the bottom of the road and the sea will be in front out you turn left and you’ll see the Ferry Port.
Simples
Its probably best to go via Drogheda, Navan, Trim, Naas, Blessington, Tallaght then M50 and avoid the north side of Dublin completely.
