I USED THE L25 BUS TO GET HERE TODAY
I set off this morning to visit a friend who recently took over a restaurant/cafe on Dundrum's main street. With renovations planned for August, I'll hold off on sharing details of the establishment until it reopens, but the prospect of seeing the transformation is exciting.
My journey began with a familiar tram ride from the city centre to Dundrum, a route I've often taken. Initially, I planned to catch a bus onwards to Blackrock, but a chance discovery changed my course. I stumbled upon the newly launched L25 route, which travels all the way to Dun Laoghaire. Intrigued, I altered my plans and found myself aboard the L25, heading for the coastal town.
This new service, the L25, has piqued my interest. Its frequent departures – every 15-20 minutes, varying with the time of day – make it a convenient option. The route winds through Stillorgan and Monkstown before reaching Dun Laoghaire, opening up fresh opportunities for me to explore areas I haven't delved into previously.
The L25 provides a reliable and efficient link between these diverse neighbourhoods, and I anticipate using it often. It feels like an invitation to uncover hidden gems and familiar haunts alike, with the added bonus of frequent departures to accommodate my schedule.
Upon arriving in Dun Laoghaire, I seized the moment to visit the Dun Laoghaire Baths. The area is undergoing a significant redevelopment, and I was keen to see the progress firsthand. The baths themselves have a rich history, and their revitalisation promises to bring a new vibrancy to the seafront. It was a fascinating glimpse into the town's evolving landscape, and I eagerly await the completion of the project.
This unexpected detour proved to be a delightful addition to my day. The new L25 route not only facilitated my journey to Dun Laoghaire but also expanded my horizons, offering a convenient means to discover new parts of the city. For tourists and visitors, this route could serve as a gateway to a diverse range of experiences, from the bustling atmosphere of Dundrum to the tranquil seaside charm of Dun Laoghaire.
My journey began with a familiar tram ride from the city centre to Dundrum, a route I've often taken. Initially, I planned to catch a bus onwards to Blackrock, but a chance discovery changed my course. I stumbled upon the newly launched L25 route, which travels all the way to Dun Laoghaire. Intrigued, I altered my plans and found myself aboard the L25, heading for the coastal town.
This new service, the L25, has piqued my interest. Its frequent departures – every 15-20 minutes, varying with the time of day – make it a convenient option. The route winds through Stillorgan and Monkstown before reaching Dun Laoghaire, opening up fresh opportunities for me to explore areas I haven't delved into previously.
The L25 provides a reliable and efficient link between these diverse neighbourhoods, and I anticipate using it often. It feels like an invitation to uncover hidden gems and familiar haunts alike, with the added bonus of frequent departures to accommodate my schedule.
Upon arriving in Dun Laoghaire, I seized the moment to visit the Dun Laoghaire Baths. The area is undergoing a significant redevelopment, and I was keen to see the progress firsthand. The baths themselves have a rich history, and their revitalisation promises to bring a new vibrancy to the seafront. It was a fascinating glimpse into the town's evolving landscape, and I eagerly await the completion of the project.
This unexpected detour proved to be a delightful addition to my day. The new L25 route not only facilitated my journey to Dun Laoghaire but also expanded my horizons, offering a convenient means to discover new parts of the city. For tourists and visitors, this route could serve as a gateway to a diverse range of experiences, from the bustling atmosphere of Dundrum to the tranquil seaside charm of Dun Laoghaire.
I USED THE L25 BUS TO GET HERE TODAY