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A guide to travelling by bus in Dublin. Information about route maps, tickets, frequency and more.
- Route Planner
Our new Dublin area train map makes journey planning in...
- Buying Tickets
When using a Leap card, you can avail of the ‘TFI 90 Minute...
- DART Times
Frequency and timetables. Monday-Friday: From 6.50am to 8pm,...
- Timetables
Timetables from the main Dublin public transport operators....
- Dublin Trains
There are three types of commuter rail services in Dublin...
- Travel Alerts
All the main Dublin public transport operators provide...
- Route Planner
The easiest way to view maps of Dublin bus routes is use Transport for Ireland’s journey planner or the Moovit website. With both tools, you specify your start point and end destination and then you are shown relevant travel options, route maps, and next bus times.
Enter a street name, bus route number or bus operator and see your bus route on the map. The interactive map shows stops within 250 meters. Learn more.
There are six network maps that cover Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick, Waterford and Kilkenny cities, which highlight the different bus, train and tram (Dublin only) routes for each city. Additionally there are maps summarising town bus services available in the Carlow, Navan and Drogheda areas;
31 mar 2024 · Discover detailed bus routes and timetables for Dublin. Get the latest updates for easy and efficient travel in the city.
Here you’ll find information about the capital’s trains, trams and buses all in one place, along with a Dublin rail map that makes understanding how to get around in Dublin a lot easier. Getting around Dublin
Dublin Bus. With over 136 different routes, Dublin Bus covers a region from Newcastle in County Wicklow to the south, Balbriggan in north County Dublin and Maynooth in County Kildare to the west. The 2,500+ drivers employed by Dublin Bus operate a fleet of 1,010 buses which are all low-floor wheelchair accessible and fully Wi-Fi enabled.
