Transport
Central Park is the best served location in south Dublin. The development is centrally located and surrounded by a well-established and improving road and public transport network providing the best Dublin has to offer in integrated transport.
In addition to the already well established transport infrastructure, Central Park now has its own dedicated Luas station. The Luas provides direct access to the city centre (with a 25 minute travel time) and south suburbs.
In addition to the already well established transport infrastructure, Central Park now has its own dedicated Luas station. The Luas provides direct access to the city centre (with a 25 minute travel time) and south suburbs.
MOBILITY AND ACCESS
BY CAR
Road access toCentral Park is directly off theLeopardstown Road dual carriageway.
The access is through a dedicated signal controlled junction which is located within
0.5km of the Leopardstown Interchange and the M50 Motorway. The access is also
located on National Primary Route N31 which links the Leopardstown Interchange
on the M50 Motorway to the N11 Stillorgan Road viaLeopardstown Road.
BY LUAS
The new Luas Green Line extension has officially opened to the public. The 7.5km extension will serve 11 new stops to Cherrywood and Brides Glen. Luas provides a 20 minute light rail service to the city centre from the Sandyford stop which is located less than 1km North of Central Park.
BY BUS
Dublin Bus currently servesCentral Park, from the Stillorgan QBC and other routes.
Their services comprise eight stage routes which link Sandyford to the city centre,
Tallaght,Dun Laoghaire, Kilternan, Bray, Ballinteer, Shankill etc.
BY AIRCOACH
For internationaltravellers, Aircoach operate a service every 10 minutes from Bewley’s
Hotel in Central Park toDublinAirportserving the major hotels and city centre en route
BY BIKE OR FOOT
For staff wishing to walk or cycle toCentral Park, development of cycle and pedestrian
routes is ongoing. They are due for completion before 2010.
