Dublin crew!!!

Any more Dublin spares floating around? Turns out the OH is able to come after all .

Dave I wouldn't mind hearing Oceans at all

So what's ya all up to for the weekend?

WeBelongTogether wrote:

If any kind kind soul could grab me an "Ireland Only" tee (if one exists) from the upcoming Dublin show, I would be eternally grateful!!

I am American, but nearly 100% Irish, by descent... and would really covet two of my favorite things ever (Pearl Jam, and being Irish) being combined into one entity! I always thought that Ireland poster w/ the leprechaun was one of the best PJ gig posters ever.

Enjoy the show - you lucky European bastards!!!

Sláinte,

Sean

I guess it'd be most practical for me to offer! PM me with info I can't promise anything as I'll aim to be at the front, but if there's anything left afterwards (I'll be aiming for one myself) I can get you one too!

Jennytree wrote:

Hitch-Hiker wrote:

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My friend is a taxi driver, and would recommend you get a taxi from the departures instead of arrivals. A taxi into Dublin city centre would cost about €20 anyway.

20 euros for a taxi drive from Dublin airport to city centre? That´s not too bad!
Apparently I have to wait for nearly two hours until the shuttle bus departures...

Jennytree wrote:

Lone Wolf wrote:

20 euros for a taxi drive from Dublin airport to city centre? That´s not too bad!
Apparently I have to wait for nearly two hours until the shuttle bus departures...

Which shuttle bus?

To Gardiner Street, staying at Isaacs hotel

Lone Wolf wrote:

Jennytree wrote:

Lone Wolf wrote:

20 euros for a taxi drive from Dublin airport to city centre? That´s not too bad!
Apparently I have to wait for nearly two hours until the shuttle bus departures...

Which shuttle bus?

To Gardiner Street, staying at Isaacs hotel

You would be better off just getting the Airlink bus. Costs €6 and goes every 10mins or so! It'll leave you off around the corner from Gardiner St.

http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/Your-Journey ... ables/747/

Jennytree wrote:

Lone Wolf wrote:

You would be better off just getting the Airlink bus. Costs €6 and goes every 10mins or so! It'll leave you off around the corner from Gardiner St.

http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/Your-Journey ... ables/747/

:oops: If you don´t mind me asking...where do I get tickets? At the airport? Or the bus?

Heineken Helen wrote:

Lone Wolf wrote:

When you come through arrivals, go straight out the door in front of you and the bus is there on the left. I'm pretty sure there's a ticket machine just outside the door.

Also, anytime I've been going from the airport to the city centre, the normal Dublin buses go from around the same place and is only about 2euro. I've always got into town really quickly on that... never a problem... and it was usually in rush hour. The times you lot will be getting in, there should be no traffic at all.

Thank you Helen!

i read that to go from airport to my hotel,Anchor Guesthouse ,take Dublin Bus # 41 and go out at the last stop
Lower Abbey Street,and its 200 metres from there..€2.20. but not the best way when u carry big bag..

dimitrispearljam wrote:

i read that to go from airport to my hotel,Anchor Guesthouse ,take Dublin Bus # 41 and go out at the last stop
Lower Abbey Street,and its 200 metres from there..€2.20. but not the best way when u carry big bag..

Yep, that sounds about right... can't confirm the bus number but if you go to http://www.dublinbus.ie it will tell ya which bus to get where. I presume it's one of the buses that go from straight outside arrivals... they usually have some baggage space and then you only have to walk 200m with your bag :P

Sure, the aircoach may be a bit quicker and if ya don't mind paying the extra go ahead... but Dublin bus is fine too and gives you another option.

If yas aren't sure where to get off either... ask the driver when you're getting on and sit close to him and he'll give you a shout... sometimes it's best to remind him or stay where he can see ya though

If all goes well 09.55