Hitchhiking from Port Laoise
Hitchhiking to Port Laoise
Recent reviews mentioning Port Laoise
53.04998, -7.24068
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53.01948, -7.34316
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53.00156, -7.47208
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53.08949, -7.18609
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53.09217, -7.21407
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52.92381, -7.48718
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53.00156, -7.47208
For Limerick and the South West. There is space at the traffic lights near the church in the town.―Anonymous
53.08949, -7.18609
Service station for cars going to Port Laois. Only use if one has problems at motorway exit.―Anonymous
53.09217, -7.21407
Use motorway exit for cars going towards Portlaoise. There is a petrol station nearby if you have any problems.―Anonymous
53.01948, -7.34316
For Limerick and the South West. There is alot of local traffic so it could be wise to put "Mountrath" on your sign as this town nearby has many service stations.―Anonymous
53.04998, -7.24068
Very useful spot for Dublin―Anonymous
52.92381, -7.48718
There is a toll booth. The road splits in two - direction Limerick and direction Cork. Stand just behind ticket booth. Waited less than one minute―Anonymous
53.13749, -7.0643
stand on this bridge and theres space for cars to pull in behind you. direction portlaoise plenty of traffic. dont stand closer to the lights because theres nowhere to pull in.―Leslie
53.01438, -7.30623
Huge service station on the highway before the Limerick Cork Split, cars going everywhere we got a lift to Limerick almost immediately―Anonymous
53.01438, -7.30623
best ride of my life. had a sign for cork but was asking people for a ride to fermoy. mostly people said they were going in the opposite direction or were locals, but there are loads of cars here. ask at the entrance by the pumps. i lucked out with someone going all the way to ballydehob but should be fair to expect a ride to cork in good time as well.―Leslie