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How to get fromSandyford to Broombridge Stationby tram, bus, taxi, or car

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There are 4 ways to get from Sandyford to Broombridge Station by tram, bus, taxi, or car

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  1. Tram

    best
    1. Take the tram from Kilmacud to Broombridgetram tram Green
    42 min
    €2–3
  2. Line 11 bus, line 120 bus

    1. Take the bus from Blackthorn Road to Parnell Square Westbus bus 11
    2. Take the bus from Parnell Sq West to Carnlough Roadbus bus 120
    1h 29m
    €6
  3. Taxi

    1. Take the taxi from Sandyford to Broombridge Stationtaxi taxi 14 km
    20 min
    €25–30
  4. Drive  14 km

    1. Drive from Sandyford to Broombridge Stationcar car 14 km
    20 min
    €3–4

Sandyford to Broombridge Station by tram

Calendar1327Weekly Trams
Duration42 minAverage Duration
Ticket€2Cheapest Price
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What companies run services between Sandyford, Ireland and Broombridge Station, Ireland?

Luas operates a vehicle from Kilmacud to Broombridge every 10 minutes. Tickets cost €2–3 and the journey takes 42 min. Alternatively, you can take a bus from Blackthorn Road to Carnlough Road via Parnell Square West and Parnell Sq West in around 1h 29m.

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