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847 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 847 bus time schedule & line map 847 Birr, Birr Square →Merrion, Belƒeld Slip Road View In Website Mode The 847 bus line (Birr, Birr Square →Merrion, Belƒeld Slip Road) has 5 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Birr, Birr Square →Merrion, Belƒeld Slip Road: 5:25 PM (2) Dublin, Cathal Brugha Street →Birr (Post O∆ce Emmett Square): 10:30 PM (3) Dublin, Cathal Brugha Street →Portumna, Portumna: 6:00 PM (4) Portumna, Portumna →Dublin, Cathal Brugha Street: 8:25 AM (5) Portumna, Portumna →Dublin, Lower Liffey Street: 6:20 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 847 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 847 bus arriving. Direction: Birr, Birr Square →Merrion, Belƒeld Slip 847 bus Time Schedule Road Birr, Birr Square →Merrion, Belƒeld Slip Road Route 45 stops Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 5:25 PM Monday Not Operational Birr, Birr Square Emmet Square, Birr Tuesday Not Operational Mcauley Drive Wednesday Not Operational Thursday Not Operational Fivealley, Fivealley Friday Not Operational Kilcormac, Gaa Pitch Saturday Not Operational Kilcormac, Kilcormac Main Street, Kilcormac The Priory 847 bus Info Blueball Direction: Birr, Birr Square →Merrion, Belƒeld Slip Road Mucklagh, Screggan Stops: 45 Trip Duration: 170 min Mucklagh, Mucklagh (Beechmount Park) Line Summary: Birr, Birr Square, Mcauley Drive, Fivealley, Fivealley, Kilcormac, Gaa Pitch, Kilcormac, Beechmount Park, Ireland Kilcormac, The Priory, Blueball, Mucklagh, Screggan, Mucklagh (Saint Colman's Church), Mucklagh Mucklagh, Mucklagh (Beechmount Park), Mucklagh (Saint Colman's Church) (Saint Colman's Church), Mucklagh (Saint Colman's Church), Charleville Demesne (Offaly), Charleville Castle, Outside Train Station, Tullamore, Classy Charleville Demesne (Offaly), Charleville Castle Cloggs, Tullamore, Tullamore Hospital, Arden Vale/Heights, Eiscir Meadows Tullamore, Jennings Outside Train Station Truck Centre, John Carroll Car Sales, Tyrellspass (Main Street Centra), Rochfortbridge (Opp Maxol Tullamore, Classy Cloggs Station), Rochfortbridge, Centra, Milltownpass (Main Colmcille Street, Tullamore St Eastbound), Kinnegad, Kinnegad Harry's, Clonard, Donovan's, Broadford (Clare), Moyvalley, Enƒeld, Tullamore, Tullamore Hospital Main Street, Supervalu, Kelleher Cross, College, Maynooth, Straffan Road, Maynooth, Kingsbury Arden Vale/Heights Estate, Lucan (Opp Spa Hotel), Lucan, Hermitage 160 Arden Vale, Tullamore Golf Club, Liffey Valley, Kings Hospital, Palmerstown, Eiscir Meadows Tullamore Lucan Road, Islandbridge, Memorial Gardens Gate, Outside Heuston Train Station, Smithƒeld, Ormond Jennings Truck Centre House, Dublin, Lower Liffey Street, Trinity College, Nassau Street, Merrion Square, Holles Street, Dublin City South, Upper Leeson Street (Mespil Road), John Carroll Car Sales Donnybrook, Morehampton Road, Donnybrook (Stadium), Dublin (Rte), Merrion, Belƒeld Slip Road Tyrellspass (Main Street Centra) Rochfortbridge (Opp Maxol Station) Rochfortbridge, Centra Castleloss Vale, Ireland Milltownpass (Main St Eastbound) Kinnegad, Kinnegad Harry's Clonard, Donovan's Broadford (Clare), Moyvalley Enƒeld, Main Street, Supervalu Kelleher Cross College Maynooth, Straffan Road Maynooth, Kingsbury Estate Lucan (Opp Spa Hotel) N4, Dublin Lucan, Hermitage Golf Club Liffey Valley, Kings Hospital Palmerstown, Lucan Road 22 Kennelsfort Road Lower, Dublin Islandbridge, Memorial Gardens Gate Outside Heuston Train Station Smithƒeld, Ormond House Ormond Market, Dublin Dublin, Lower Liffey Street 13 Bachelors Walk, Dublin Trinity College, Nassau Street Nassau Street, Dublin Merrion Square, Holles Street 24 Merrion Square North, Dublin Dublin City South, Upper Leeson Street (Mespil Road) Leeson Street Upper, Dublin Donnybrook, Morehampton Road 1 Morehampton Road, Dublin Donnybrook (Stadium) Dublin (Rte) Stillorgan, Dublin Merrion, Belƒeld Slip Road Stillorgan Road, Dublin Direction: Dublin, Cathal Brugha Street →Birr 847 bus Time Schedule (Post O∆ce Emmett Square) Dublin, Cathal Brugha Street →Birr (Post O∆ce 33 stops Emmett Square) Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 10:30 PM Monday Not Operational Dublin, Cathal Brugha Street 5-7 Cathal Brugha Street, Dublin Tuesday Not Operational Dublin Halfpenny Bridge Wednesday Not Operational 4 Temple Bar, Dublin Thursday Not Operational James's Gate, Ushers Quay Friday Not Operational Usher's Quay, Dublin Saturday Not Operational Outside Heuston Train Station Islandbridge, Con Colbert Road Palmerstown, Lucan Road (The Oval) 847 bus Info Lucan Road, Dublin Direction: Dublin, Cathal Brugha Street →Birr (Post O∆ce Emmett Square) Palmerston, Liffey Valley Stops: 33 Trip Duration: 112 min Ballyowen, Lucan Bypass Line Summary: Dublin, Cathal Brugha Street, Dublin Halfpenny Bridge, James's Gate, Ushers Quay, Lucan, Hotel Outside Heuston Train Station, Islandbridge, Con Colbert Road, Palmerstown, Lucan Road (The Oval), Killeighter, Kellegher's Cross Palmerston, Liffey Valley, Ballyowen, Lucan Bypass, Lucan, Hotel, Killeighter, Kellegher's Cross, Cloncurry Cloncurry Cross (Westbound) Cross (Westbound), Enƒeld, Main Street, Broadford (Clare), Moyvalley, Clonard, Opp Monastery Inn, Kinnegad, Kinnegad the Phoenix, Milltownpass, Enƒeld, Main Street Miltown Pass, Rochfortbridge, Centra, Rochfortbridge, Rochfordbridge, Tyrrellspass, Broadford (Clare), Moyvalley Tyrellspass, John Carroll Car Sales, Jennings Truck Centre, Arden Vale/Heights, Tullamore, Tullamore Clonard, Opp Monastery Inn Hospital, Tullamore, Galvin Store, County Council O∆ces, Mucklagh (Saint Colman's Church), Kinnegad, Kinnegad the Phoenix Mucklagh (Saint Colman's Church), Mucklagh, Mucklagh (Beechmount Park), Mucklagh, Screggan, Milltownpass, Miltown Pass Blue Ball (Offaly), Blueball, Kilcormac, Kilcormac, Fivealley, Mcauley Drive, Birr (Post O∆ce Emmett Rochfortbridge, Centra Square) Castleloss Vale, Ireland Rochfortbridge, Rochfordbridge Tyrrellspass, Tyrellspass John Carroll Car Sales Jennings Truck Centre Arden Vale/Heights 153 Arden Vale, Tullamore Tullamore, Tullamore Hospital Tullamore, Galvin Store Colmcille Street, Tullamore County Council O∆ces Mucklagh (Saint Colman's Church), Mucklagh (Saint Colman's Church) Mucklagh, Mucklagh (Beechmount Park) Mucklagh, Screggan Blue Ball (Offaly), Blueball Kilcormac, Kilcormac Main Street, Kilcormac Fivealley Mcauley Drive Birr (Post O∆ce Emmett Square) Emmet Square, Birr Direction: Dublin, Cathal Brugha 847 bus Time Schedule Street →Portumna, Portumna Dublin, Cathal Brugha Street →Portumna, Portumna 36 stops Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 6:00 PM Monday 6:00 PM Dublin, Cathal Brugha Street 5-7 Cathal Brugha Street, Dublin Tuesday 6:00 PM Dublin Halfpenny Bridge Wednesday 6:00 PM 4 Temple Bar, Dublin Thursday 6:00 PM James's Gate, Ushers Quay Friday 6:00 PM Usher's Quay, Dublin Saturday 6:00 PM Outside Heuston Train Station Islandbridge, Con Colbert Road Palmerstown, Lucan Road (The Oval) 847 bus Info Lucan Road, Dublin Direction: Dublin, Cathal Brugha Street →Portumna, Portumna Palmerston, Liffey Valley Stops: 36 Trip Duration: 176 min Ballyowen, Lucan Bypass Line Summary: Dublin, Cathal Brugha Street, Dublin Halfpenny Bridge, James's Gate, Ushers Quay, Lucan, Hotel Outside Heuston Train Station, Islandbridge, Con Colbert Road, Palmerstown, Lucan Road (The Oval), College Palmerston, Liffey Valley, Ballyowen, Lucan Bypass, Lucan, Hotel, College, Killeighter, Kellegher's Cross, Killeighter, Kellegher's Cross Cloncurry Cross (Westbound), Enƒeld, Main Street, Broadford (Clare), Moyvalley, Clonard, Opp Monastery Inn, Kinnegad, Kinnegad the Phoenix, Cloncurry Cross (Westbound) Milltownpass, Miltown Pass, Rochfortbridge, Centra, Rochfortbridge, Rochfordbridge, Tyrrellspass, Enƒeld, Main Street Tyrellspass, John Carroll Car Sales, Jennings Truck Centre, Arden Vale/Heights, Tullamore, Tullamore Broadford (Clare), Moyvalley Hospital, Tullamore, Galvin Store, County Council O∆ces, Mucklagh (Saint Colman's Church), Clonard, Opp Monastery Inn Mucklagh (Saint Colman's Church), Mucklagh, Mucklagh (Beechmount Park), Mucklagh, Screggan, Kinnegad, Kinnegad the Phoenix Blue Ball (Offaly), Blueball, Kilcormac, Kilcormac, Fivealley, Mcauley Drive, Birr (Post O∆ce Emmett Milltownpass, Miltown Pass Square), Corrigan's Corner House Banagher, Portumna, Portumna Rochfortbridge, Centra Castleloss Vale, Ireland Rochfortbridge, Rochfordbridge Tyrrellspass, Tyrellspass John Carroll Car Sales Jennings Truck Centre Arden Vale/Heights 153 Arden Vale, Tullamore Tullamore, Tullamore Hospital Tullamore, Galvin Store Colmcille Street, Tullamore County Council O∆ces Mucklagh (Saint Colman's Church), Mucklagh (Saint Colman's Church) Mucklagh, Mucklagh (Beechmount Park) Mucklagh, Screggan Blue Ball (Offaly), Blueball Kilcormac, Kilcormac Main Street, Kilcormac Fivealley Mcauley Drive Birr (Post O∆ce Emmett Square) Emmet Square, Birr Corrigan's Corner House Banagher R356, Banagher Portumna, Portumna Saint Patrick's Street, Portumna Direction: Portumna, Portumna →Dublin, Cathal 847 bus Time Schedule Brugha Street Portumna, Portumna →Dublin, Cathal Brugha Street 41 stops Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:25 AM Monday 8:25 AM Portumna, Portumna Saint Patrick's Street, Portumna Tuesday 8:25 AM Corrigan's Corner House Banagher Wednesday 8:25 AM R356, Banagher Thursday 8:25 AM Birr, Birr Square Friday 8:25 AM Emmet Square, Birr Saturday 8:25 AM Mcauley Drive Fivealley, Fivealley Kilcormac, Gaa Pitch 847 bus Info Direction: Portumna, Portumna →Dublin, Cathal Kilcormac, Kilcormac Brugha Street Main Street, Kilcormac Stops: 41 Trip
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