Ireland Office Map and Driving Directions

The Naas Development and Support Center is located in the town of Naas in County Kildare about 20 kilometers from Dublin and 10 kilometers from the airport.

By Road

From Dublin

1. Follow directions for the South, principally named for Cork, Kildare or Naas.
2. Pass over the first turnoff for Naas.
3. Exit at the second exit to Naas, which is on the new motorway. Turn left, then left again at the roundabout, and follow the road into Naas.
4. The road dips slightly as you approach the town, and after that there is a supermarket, turn left. Harbour View is on your left.

From Dublin Airport

1. After exiting the airport, join the M50 westbound.
2. Exit where signposted for Cork and the South.
3. Turn right at the roundabout and follow the road towards Naas.
4. Exit at the second exit to Naas, which is on the new motorway. Turn left, then left again at the roundabout, and follow the road into Naas.
5. The road dips slightly as you approach the town, and after that there is a supermarket, turn left. Harbour View is on your left.

Motorways

M4/N4/N6: Dublin - Leixlip - Maynooth - Kilcock - Enfield - Galway/Sligo
M7/N7/N21/N8: Dublin - Naas - Newbridge - Kildare - Monasterevin - Port Laoise - Cork/Limerick - Killarney
N78: Dublin - Naas - Kilcullen - Athy / Casteldermot - Kilkenny/Waterford

By Rail

There is a main train line in Sallins which is 2 miles from Naas Town - Timetables and latest information is available at www.irishrail.ie.

By Bus

Bus Services are also available - Timetables and latest information is available at www.buseireann.ie.

Naas Town

Naas is located 20 miles South of Ireland's capital,and it is growing remarkably - the fastest growing town in Europe! The population of 14,000 is younger on average than other Irish towns (33% are between 24-44, and only 7% are over 64).

The town's 4,000 new arrivals in the last five years are Ireland's Young Europeans: well educated and upwardly-mobile home buyers, who share a technical culture as local hi-tech employees of Intel, Hewlett Packard, Donnelly Mirrors, and many others. The town is planning new housing estates in the next five years for a larger capacity of 22,000.

County Kildare

County Kildare is on Dublin's doorstep and is in close proximity to Dublin Airport and Seaport as well as Dun Laoghaire Harbour. It is also only a couple of hours drive from most parts of Ireland.

The county is well serviced by national roads and rail links. There are 3 national routes - M4, M7, M9 - running through the county and rail links to the North West and West of Ireland via Maynooth and the South and South West via Naas, Newbridge and Kildare. The county also includes a network of quiet country roads for those interested in traveling by bicycle.