Getting Here
Dunsink Observatory is located about 8 kms northwest of Dublin city centre, in the suburb of Castleknock.
Location:
Dunsink Observatory,
Castleknock,
Dublin 15
Tel: +353 (1) 4406656
Mob: 086-6294966
GPS Our GPS location is +53° 23′ 12.30″, -6° 20′ 10.40″
Driving : Dunsink Observatory is easily accessible by car.
For directions check out Astronomy Trail or get directions using Google Maps
By Bus : numbers 38 and 39) to Dunsink leave from Hawkins Street, off Burgh Quay on the south bank of the river Liffey. Get off at the bus stop after the Auburn Avenue/New Dunsink Lane roundabout (Travel Lodge is visible on the right) on the Navan Road, cross over to New Dunsink Lane and follow it for the next two miles.
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Last Updated: 22nd March 2016 by Anne Grace
Getting Here
Getting Here
Dunsink Observatory is located about 8 kms northwest of Dublin city centre, in the suburb of Castleknock.
Location:
Dunsink Observatory,
Castleknock,
Dublin 15
Tel: +353 (1) 4406656
Mob: 086-6294966
GPS Our GPS location is +53° 23′ 12.30″, -6° 20′ 10.40″
Driving : Dunsink Observatory is easily accessible by car.
For directions check out Astronomy Trail or get directions using Google Maps
By Bus : numbers 38 and 39) to Dunsink leave from Hawkins Street, off Burgh Quay on the south bank of the river Liffey. Get off at the bus stop after the Auburn Avenue/New Dunsink Lane roundabout (Travel Lodge is visible on the right) on the Navan Road, cross over to New Dunsink Lane and follow it for the next two miles.
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