Park in the red cow and get the luas in.
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Ha you serious? Be all day getting out iām guessing.
Not too bad. Drive away from croker as if heading to airport and join M50 north of croker
Youād be as well off fucking off around half four, youāll be grand
How long would it take you to get to the red cow after the gameā¦an hour? Longer?
fiver or tenner at the gate i presume?
Iāll stick around for the victory lap.
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Tenner
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Ah lovely.
We usually park at the Q-Park on Marlborough Street. About 15 min walk from Croker
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is that a per/hr parking ? pricey?
Park rite at the ifsc
Q-Park Clerys car park on Marlborough Street offers a special parking rate of only ā¬6 for parking between 9am ā 8pm or ā¬8 for up to 24hrs parking on Match-Days in Croke Park throughout the GAA championship season. Patrons can avail of this offer by booking their parking online at www.q-park.ie. Q-Park Clerys is open 24 hours.
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If you stay overnight in Dublin youād be as well off leaving it and buying a new car
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Might do that. Pretty good to be fair.
Red cow luas car park could be full from early enough on Sunday. Have a plan b.
Liffey Valley SC car park and get the bus is just as easy. Free parking too.
Didnāt a load of Munster rugby cunts get clamped in the Red Cow or LUAS car park for some match last year.
Just donāt want any GAA folk from either county to suffer a similar fate.
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Roasters freak out with the thought of going any further into Dublin than past the red cow.
Up the m18 past Ennis and onto the m6 to Dublin is only 25 mins longer from Limerick. But it will be a more relaxing spin. There was no M7 roadworks at Naas the time the brave and the faithful got fucked over. I live near the roadworks and there are traffic jams on non match weekend days. If there is a fender benderā¦ forget about it
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Iām staying at the Red Cow Sunday night so going to park at the hotel and get the Luas in.
Are those roadworks very bad ? Plan to be hitting Naas around 9:30 or so.