Directions
Lightstorm Networks, Waltham, MA
From the North
Route 128 South towards Waltham, MA
Exit 27B onto Winter Street
Stay Right and follow Winter Street around reservoir for 1.7 miles Enter Bay Colony Office Park (last major office complex on left side of Winter Street) Follow Signs to 1050 Winter Street (top of the hill) Suite 1000 is located on 1st floor on immediate left.
From Boston, Masspike, & Points West
Mass Turnpike to Route 128 North (Towards Waltham, Lexington) Exit 27B (Wyman Street/Winter Street Exit) Bear Right on Wyman Street and take next RIGHT on Winter Street at stop light Follow Winter Street over highway and then 1.7 Miles around reservoir Enter Bay Colony Office Park (last major office complex on left side of Winter Street) Follow Signs to 1050 Winter Street (top of the hill) Suite 1000 is located on 1st floor on immediate left.
Lightstorm, Galway
From Dublin/Cork/Limerick (Oranmore Roundabout)
Duration : 30 to 35 minutes at peak time
Follow the signs for N6/N59 - Clifden/Oughterard/Moycullen - until you come to a T-Junction with traffic lights (Westwood Hotel on left hand side). The gates to the Business Park are directly in front of you, enter the park and follow the road for approximately 400 metres. Lightstorm Networks is on the left hand side as you veer right (orange coloured building).
Lightstorm, Dublin
From Dublin Airport
Duration: 50 to 60 minutes at peak time.
Follow the signs for the ‘M50’ motorway southbound. At junction 14 (Sandyford), take the slip road off the main motorway, then take the second exit (1st exit is 'Access Only' for Services) off the roundabout towards Sandyford Industrial Estate. Follow the road straight on, past Bewleys Hotel, through traffic lights, until you reach the Leopardstown roundabout and take the first exit. Follow the road into the Industrial Estate (keeping in the left-hand lane) until you come to a T-junction. Turn left at the T-junction and take the next left which will bring you on to Heather Road. Lightstorm Networks is on the right.
From Dublin City Centre (by Car)
Duration: 30 to 50 minutes at peak traffic time.
Take the N11 Southbound (direction Bray/Greystones).
After approximately eight miles, at the main traffic junction opposite St. John of Gods Hospital, turn right at this junction, on to Brewery Road. Follow the road until you reach the Leopardstown roundabout and take the last exit. Follow the road into the Industrial Estate (keeping in the left-hand lane) until you come to a T-junction. Turn left at the T-junction and take the next left which will bring you on to Heather Road. Lightstorm Networks is on the right.
From Dublin City Centre (by Luas)
Duration 20 to 25 minutes at peak time.
Take the Green Line Luas from St Stephens Green (or any other stop on the Green Line). Travel to the terminus in Sandyford Industrial Estate. Turn right as you exit the Luas Station, take your first left, follow the road and take the second left which will bring you onto Heather Road. Lightstorm Networks is on the right. [Top]
Lightstorm, Cork
From the South, Cork Airport N27, and (Carrigaline N28 Bandon N71)
Proceed to the N25 South Ring Road and follow directions for the South Ring – East Link. Take the exit for (Mahon & Blackrock) and continue on this road, through two sets of traffic lights and take the 2nd right into the National Software Centre.
From the North, West, Dublin, Limerick & Cork City Centre
Follow signs on the N25 for East, heading towards the Jack Lynch Tunnel. Take the Mahon/Blackrock exit. Take a left at the top of the exit ramp. Drive through next junction (B&Q, Tesco, Johnson & Perrott car sales). Take next right turn. The NSC is the square shaped silver building on the left approx. 200m from the turn.
From the East, and (Waterford & Wexford N25)
As you approach Cork City take the first exit at the Dunkettle roundabout to enter the Jack Lynch Lee Tunnel. When you exit the tunnel take the first exit for Mahon & Blackrock. Proceed to the roundabout and take the 3rd exit to Mahon Point. Proceed to the traffic lights and take the 2nd right into the National Software Centre. [Top]
