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| Organisers |
Excursions Poll | Stuff to Bring | Directions |
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Ahoy there EASA attendees, devotees and manatees! | |
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There may be a whiff of a certain uncertainty in the air as oil prices skyrocket, banks collapse and credit dries up but not to worry, the good guys'n'gals of EASA Ireland will continue to fight the good fight on your behalf. EASA Ireland wholeheartedly believes that if there is one event that can reignite the global economy, offer hope to millions, defrost the hearts of despots in the spirit of international co-operation and promote peace in wartorn parts of the world..........it's probably the Olympics! EASA IRE 2008, on the other hand, will be rocking this great little island in 23 days time!
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Right now your humble organiser's are enjoying the calm before the storm thats brewing on the August horizon. People are taking well-earned breaks, going sailing for a day, taking a walk in the Dublin mountains, visiting imprisoned loved ones or even trying a spot of gardening. | |
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The dull walls of our windowless office are now adorned with the colourful flags of your nation-states, and curiously Imperial Japan. Also brightening up our office is young Swede, Anders Malmberg. Anders is currently helping EASA Ireland prepare for the construction of his and Gustav Backström's Green Room competition winning WYSIWYG pavilion at EASA 2008. WYSIWYG is one of many workshops we're all looking forward to in August. |
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Until then we await your arrival with open arms, open hearts and open minds. |
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(open flies, wallets, eyes, mouths, legs, livers etc…..) |
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Remember, for all your posts, questions, and comments, the
easa blog is at http://easa.antville.org. If you haven't read our newsletters to date you can find them here > | |
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Excursion's poll | |
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Can everyone attending EASA IRELAND 2008 please answer this poll as we need to get some bookings in place for the Sunday excursions. There will be several options for excursions that day, this poll is to see whether cheap or 'free' options are interesting enough to participants or whether paying 50 euro for a day of pursuits is a possibility for a group. |
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| Essential Travel Items for EASA 2008 | |
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How to get to Colaiste Eoin, Registration Point + Accommodation |
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Transport from Airport to Coláiste Eoin | |
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Bus Routes : Aircoach, 746, 747&46A | |
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The best option if travelling from Airport directly to Colaiste Eoin is to get the Aircoach which will take you straight there.Fare : 7e | |
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The stop for Coláiste Eoin is on the Stillorgan Road at the Raddisson Hotel. Ask the Bus Driver to tell you when you reach this stop. |
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You can also get the 746 from the Airport to Colaiste Eoin.Fare : 6e |
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Alternatively if you want to stop off in the city centre you can get the 747 or one of the many bus routes that go from the Airport to the City Centre and then get the 46A or the 10 from O'Connell st to Colaiste Eoin. |
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Transport from City Centre to Coláiste Eoin | |
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Bus routes : 46A, 10, 145. The Route is shown on Google Maps here. |
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There are bus stops for these routes on O'Connell st., Nassau st., Kildare st. Fare : 1.70e |
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The stop for Coláiste Eoin is on the Stillorgan Road at the Raddisson Hotel. Ask the Bus Driver to tell you when you reach this stop. | |
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Colaiste Eoin is just 2 minutes walk from the bus stop - see map and photo below. |
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EASA Ireland
would like to thank our sponsors and all those helping to realise the
EASA008 Summer Assembly; | |
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