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Sandyford Road,
Dublin 16, Ireland
The GPS Coordinates for the IMI campus are N +53° 16’ 37” W -6° 13’ 53”.
Using the M50 southbound, take Exit 13 (Sandyford/ Dundrum), then take the Green Route to Sandyford Industrial Estate. urn left onto Blackthorn Drive at Beacon Court, turn right at the next junction, left at the first set of traffic lights and the campus is immediately on your left.
Traveling north on the N11 take the M50 at Loughlinstown. Take Exit 13 to Sandyford Industrial Estate. Turn left onto Blackthorn Drive at Beacon Court and turn right at the next junction, left at the first set of traffic lights and the campus is immediately on your left.
The Green Line runs from St Stephen's Green to Sandyford. From Balally Station. IMI is a ten minute walk up Sandyford Road.
44, 44B, 116,48A (To Dundrum only)
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