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Kildare South Dublin Timetables Kildare South Dublin timetables B A Kildare South Dublin Contents For more information Route Day Page 880: Carlow to Naas Monday 04 883: Athy to Newbridge Monday 06 For online information please visit: https://www.transportforireland.ie/tfi-local-link/ Athy to Castledermot to Athy Monday 08 Ballymore Eustace to Naas Monday 09 Call us at: 045 980383 Allagour to Glenasmole Community Centre Monday 10 Email us at: [email protected] Clonbullogue to Maynooth University Monday 11 Edenderry to Maynooth University Monday 12 Ask your driver or other staff member for assistance Coill Dubh to Maynooth University Monday 13 Maynooth Day Care Monday 14 Caragh to Naas (Care of the Aged) Monday 15 Operated By: TFI Local Link Kildare South Dublin Naas Town Service Monday 16 Ballymore Eustace to Naas Monday 16 Fare Type Minimum Maximum Rathangan to Naas Monday 17 Adult Single €1.00 €12.00 St Annes to Crooksling via Tallaght Village Tuesday 18 Adult Return €5.00 €16.00 Child Single (5-18) €1.50 €6.00 Maynooth Day Care via Kilcock Tuesday 18 Child Return (5-18) €2.50 €8.00 Killina To Newbridge Whitewater Centre Tuesday 19 Student Single €1.00 €6.00 Student Return €2.50 €8.00 Ballymore Eustace to Naas Tuesday 20 Glenasmole to Tallaght Shopping Centre Wednesday 20 Free Travel Pass holders and children under 5 years travel free Maynooth Day Care Wednesday 21 Calverstown to Naas Wednesday 22 Rathangan to Naas Hospital Wednesday 23 Straffan to Liffey Valley Shopping Centre Thursday 24 TFI Local Link Timetable 1 Contents Johnstown Bridge to Maynooth Thursday 25 Day Care Centre Kilcock to Newtown Donadea Thursday 26 Caragh to Naas Thursday 26 Rathangan to Newbridge Thursday 27 Timahoe to Clane Thursday 28 Ballinakill to Edenderry Friday 29 Dunfirth to Enfield Friday 30 Maynooth Day Care Friday 30 Prosperous to Naas Friday 31 Moone to Ballitore Friday 32 Allenwood to Newbridge Shopping Centre Friday 33 Properous to Newbridge via Caragh Saturday 34 Enfield to Newbridge via Newtown Saturday 35 Endfield to Edenderry via Johnstown Bridge Saturday 36 Maynooth Mass Service Saturday 37 Rathangan to Newbridge via Kildare Saturday 38 Kildare & South Dublin Service Area Map 39 All Kildare South Dublin Services are Semi/Flexible Demand Responsive unless otherwise stated. Due to the door-to-door nature of most of our services resulting in slight changes to timetables, we strongly advise that you book in advance before travelling. Please note all times are approximate and subject to change. For services operated on behalf of the HSE please call 045 980281 to enquire. 2 TFI Local Link Timetable TFI Local Link Timetable 3 Timetable 880: Carlow - Naas 880: Naas - Carlow CARLOW TO NAAS NAAS TO CARLOW Stops Mon - Fri Stops Mon - Fri Coach Park Carlow 07:25 12:05 15:35 Naas Post Office 9:35 14:05 17:05 Green Lane Carlow 07:28 12:08 15:38 Naas Hospital 9:39 14:09 17:09 Castledermot Main Street 07:45 12:25 15:55 Kilashee House 9:42 14:12 17:12 Moone Post Office 07:55 12:40 16:10 Valentines Two Mile House 9:45 14:15 17:15 Timolin 07:57 12:42 16:12 Carnalway 9:49 14:19 17:19 Balitore Post Office 08:01 12:50 16:20 Lui Na Greine 9:54 14:24 17:24 Crookstown Health Centre 08:05 12:52 16:22 Kilcullen Hide Out 9:55 14:25 17:25 Kilgowan Priory 08:08 12:55 16:25 Kilgowan Priory 10:05 14:35 17:35 Kilcullen Hide Out 08:16 13:05 16:35 Crookstown Health Centre 10:08 14:38 17:38 Lui Na Greine 08:18 13:06 16:36 Balitore Post Office 10:10 14:40 17:40 Carnalway 08:20 13:11 16:41 Timolin 10:18 14:48 17:48 Valentines Two Mile House 08:25 13:15 16:45 Moone Post Office 10:20 14:50 17:50 Kilashee House 08:27 13:18 16:48 Castledermot Main Street 10:35 15:05 18:05 Naas Hospital D.O.O. 13:21 16:51 Green Lane Carlow 10:52 15:22 18:22 Naas Town Centre 08:50 13:25 16:55 Coach Park Carlow 10:55 15:25 18:25 D.O.O. - Drop Off Only Please note all times are approximate and subject to change. 4 TFI Local Link Timetable TFI Local Link Timetable 5 Timetable 883: Athy - Newbridge 883: Newbridge - Athy ATHY TO NEWBRIDGE NEWBRIDGE TO ATHY Stops Mon - Sat Thurs - Sat Stops Mon - Sat Thurs - Sat Barrow Quay 7:40 10:30 14:00 16:45 19:00 21:45 Newbridge Dunnes Stores 9:05 11:50 15:20 17:50 20:35 23:00 Woodstock Doyles 7:42 10:32 14:02 16:47 19:02 21:47 The Granary ** 11:55 15:25 17:55 20:40 23:05 Athy Health Centre 7:43 10:33 14:03 16:48 19:03 21:48 Newbridge Train Station ** 11:57 15:27 17:57 20:42 23:07 Athy Hospital 7:43 10:33 14:03 16:48 19:03 21:48 Sarsfield GAA ** 11:59 15:29 17:59 20:44 23:09 Cuainn Mhuire R 10:35 14:05 16:50 19:05 R Greyhound Track ** 12:01 15:31 18:01 20:46 23:11 Newtonbert 7:48 10:38 14:08 16:53 19:08 R Miltown Inn ** 12:05 15:35 18:05 20:50 23:15 Kilberry Estate 7:51 10:41 14:11 16:56 19:11 21:56 Kildare Golf Club ** 12:10 15:40 18:10 20:55 23:20 Kilberry Estate 7:52 10:42 14:12 16:57 19:12 21:57 Rathbride Estate* ** 12:11 15:41 18:11 20:56 23:21 Kildangan 8:00 10:50 14:20 17:05 19:20 22:05 Kildare Train Station ** R R R R R Walterstown 8:06 10:56 14:26 17:11 19:26 22:11 McDermotts Auct. 9:23 12:14 15:44 18:14 20:59 23:24 Nurney O’Briens Pub 8:08 10:58 14:28 17:13 19:28 22:13 St. Brigids Church 9:26 12:17 15:47 18:17 21:02 23:27 Lourdesville Nursing Home R 11:04 14:34 17:19 19:34 R Kildare Village 9:29 12:20 15:50 18:20 21:05 23:30 Kildare Village 8:16 11:06 14:36 17:21 19:36 22:19 Lourdesville Nursing Home 9:32 12:23 15:53 R R R Kildare Square 8:19 11:09 14:39 ** 19:39 22:22 Nurney O’Briens Pub 9:37 12:28 15:57 18:27 21:13 23:38 Kildare Train Station* 8:22 11:12 14:42 ** 19:42 22:25 Walterstown 9:40 12:30 16:00 18:30 21:15 23:40 Rathbride Estate* 8:24 11:14 14:44 ** 19:44 22:27 Kildangan 9:46 12:36 16:06 18:36 21:21 23:46 Kildare Golf Club R 11:16 14:46 ** 19:46 22:29 Kilberry Estate 9:52 12:42 16:12 18:42 21:27 23:52 Milltown Inn 8:30 11:20 14:50 ** 19:50 22:33 Kilberry Estate 9:53 12:43 16:13 18:43 21:28 23:53 Greyhound Track 8:33 11:23 14:53 ** 19:53 22:36 Newtonbert 9:57 12:47 16:17 ** 21:32 ** Sarsfield R R R ** R R Cuainn Mhuire 9:59 12:49 16:19 ** 21:34 ** Newbridge Train Station 8:36 11:26 14:56 ** 19:56 22:39 Athy Hospital 10:00 12:50 16:20 ** 21:35 ** Newbridge Penneys 8:41 11:29 14:59 ** 19:59 22:42 Athy Health Centre 10:01 12:51 16:21 ** 21:36 ** Newbridge Dunnes Stores 8:45 11:33 15:03 17:35 20:03 22:45 Doyles Woodstock 10:02 12:53 16:23 ** 21:38 ** CI Bar 10:05 12:55 16:25 18:50 21:40 24:00 ** Stop not served on this service R - Request Stop Please note all times are approximate and subject to change. **Stop not served on this service R - Request Stop 6 TFI Local Link Timetable TFI Local Link Timetable 7 Timetable Athy - Castledermot - Athy Ballymore Eustace - Naas ATHY TO CASTLEDERMOT TO ATHY BALLYMORE EUSTACE TO NAAS Stops Mon - Fri Stops Mon - Fri Athy Back Square 10:00 Ballymore Eustace Post Office 10:00 12:00 Ballyroe Crossroads 10:10 Mullacash 10:10 12:10 Kilkea 10:15 Dunshane 10:15 12:15 Castledermot Square 10:20 Two Mile House 10:20 12:20 Old Post office Moone 10:50 Naas Post Office 10:25 12:25 Timolin Byrnes Garage 10:55 Ballytore Village 11:05 NAAS TO BALLYMORE EUSTACE Narraghmore Post office 11:15 Stops Mon - Fri Kilmead Church 11:22 Naas Post Office 11:30 14:00 Athy Health Centre 11:42 Two Mile House 11:35 14:05 Dunshane 11:40 14:10 ATHY TO CASTLEDERMOT TO ATHY Mullacash 11:45 14:15 Stops Mon - Fri Ballymore Eustace Post Office 11:55 14:25 Athy Health Centre 14:00 Athy Barrow Quay 14:04 Ballyroe 14:10 Kilkea 14:15 Castledermot 14:25 Moone 14:40 Timolin 14:42 Ballytore Village 14:50 Narraghmore 15:20 Please note all times are approximate and subject to change. 8 TFI Local Link Timetable TFI Local Link Timetable 9 Timetable Allagour - Glenasmole Community Centre Clonbullogue - Maynooth University Monday Service Only CLONBULLOGUE TO MAYNOOTH UNIVERSITY ALLAGOUR TO GLENASMOLE COMMUNITY CENTRE Departs Mon - Fri Stops Mon Clonbullogue Ritchies Pub 07:30 Allagour 09:20 Rathangan Hacketts 07:45 Ballymease 09:25 Lullymore Peat World 07:55 Bohernabreena 09:30 Skew Bridge Bus Éireann Bus Stop 08:00 Friarstown 09:35 Allenwood Glennons 08:02 Glenasmole 09:40 Brokagh Cross 08:07 Newtown Lane 09:42 Dagwelds 08:12 Glenasmole 09:45 Prosperous O’Reillys 08:17 St.
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