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67x 25. 67. 67 67x 67x 25a 25a 25a.25b 25x. 67x 67x 25. 67. 67 67x 67x 25a 25a 25a.25b 25x. 67x Buses and trams from Heuston Dublin Airport KEY 747 Bus route Collinstown Tram (Luas) line Blakestown (Intel) Principal stop 66x 25 Bus route terminus Maynooth 67 Easton Louisa Bridge Tram (Luas) line terminus 66 Maynooth 66x (Kingsbury) Transfer Points 66 66x Locations where it is possible to change Leixlip to a different form of transport (Castletown- Salesian Hewlett Packard) College 66b 66a Rail (DART, COMMUTER or Intercity) 67x Leixlip (Captain’s Hill) 66a Tram (Luas Green line) Leixlip Bus coach (regional or intercity) Park & Ride (larger car parks) Airport 25 Lucan Village Esker Hill Ballyowen Palmerstown Phoenix Park Ferry Port 67x Backweston 26 and Zoo 66 25.26 M 66.66a 25 26 66 ONTP 66a 66x 1473 ELIE Ballyoulster Lucan Road 66b.67.69 R HI 67 Chapelizod 66a 66b 67 69 LL 66b Points of Interest Aghards (Liffey Valley) 67 Dodsboro Lucan 67x Palmerstown Connolly Celbridge 25 25x Bypass Cemetery 69 O’Connell 26 PARKG Street Ballydowd ATE STR 1474 Hospital 67x 25a Esker Ballyfermot EET Four Abbey Manor Island- 1449 Busáras George’s Mayor Spencer The Lucan Meadow bridge Museum Smithfield Courts Jervis Street Dock Square Dock Point (Esker Church) Public Park 25a 25a Le Fanu 25 25 26 66 Park 26 66a 66b 67 69 7078 The O2/ 79 Kilmainham 66 O’Connell North Wall Point Depot Finnstown Finnstown Griffeen Foxborough Bridge (Beckett Bridge) Abbey Avenue Spiddal Park Cherry 66a R 25a 25b Geographic map inset only Fonthill Road ive 747 90 Orchard 69 66b r Liffe 25x 51d 69x 67 y 51x 66x 4319 Adamstown Station Inchicore 69 1473 25b 67x 69x Dublin Port Bus stop and stop number Cherry 79 79a 4320 145 25a.25b Heuston Arran/Ushers Ormond/ Orchard Heuston 79a Avenue 25x.51d 4413 Quay Essex Quay 66x.67x Station 4425 90 26 Bus route serving stop Parkwest & 69x.79 Cherry Orchard 79a Aston Quay Hawkins Street ST JOHNS ROAD WEST 79 79a 69 69x 145 Bus route terminus S T E Lock View E 2637 V D E 2638 A N O S R 25a 25b 25x ’ Dr. Steevens’ Trinity 51d Y L R 51d 66x 67x A A Hospital N 79 T Kilmahuddrick I 69x 79 79a E L 79a I @P1ndar M Deansrath Dublin Bay 51d Bluebell Drimnagh Suir Road Fatima St Stephen’s Merrion Square Nangor Road Woodford Kylemore Blackhorse Goldenbridge Rialto James’s Green 25 25a 25b 26 Clondalkin 66 66a 66b 67 St John’s Village Monastery Road Red Cow 69 69 69x Kingswood Newlands Baggot Street Cross Belgard Leeson Street Cookstown Kingswood Cross Herbert Park Hospital Waterloo Road Fettercairn 51d TALLAGHT Cheeverstown Donnybrook Citywest Citywest Campus Fortunestown KEY Rathlawns Rathcoole Saggart Belfield (UCD) Bus route Points of Interest 25x 51x 69 69x 66x 67x Tram (Luas) line Hospital Principal stop Public Park 25 Bus route terminus Stillorgan Tram (Luas) line terminus Geographic map inset only 1473 Bus stop and stop number Cornelscourt Transfer Points Locations where it is possible to change 26 Bus route serving stop to a different form of transport 145 Bus route terminus Loughlinstown Rail (DART, COMMUTER or Intercity) Tram (Luas Green line) Shankill Bus coach (regional or intercity) Park & Ride (larger car parks) BRAY Airport Ferry Port Kilmacanogue 145 For City Centre north and O’Connell Street, take the tram (Luas Red line) to Jervis or Abbey Street 67x 25. 67. 67 67x 67x 25a 25a 25a.25b 25x. 67x For City Centre north and O’Connell Street, take the tram (Luas Red line) to Jervis or Abbey Street Destination Finder Destination Route Stop No./NameDestination Route Stop No./NameDestination Route Stop No./Name Destination Route Stop No./Name A Connolly Luas Heuston Kingswood Luas Heuston P Abbey Street Luas Heuston Cookstown Luas Heuston Kingswood Cross 69 1449, 7078 Palmerstown 25, 26, 66, 66a, 66b, 67 1449, 7078 Adamstown Station 25b 2637 Cornelscourt 145 4320 69x 2637 25a, 25x, 67x 2637 Aghards 67x 2637 D Kylemore 69 1449, 7078 51d 2637, 2638 Arran/Ushers Quay 25, 26, 66, 66a, 66b, 67, 1473, 1474 Deansrath 51d 2637, 2638 69x 2637 Palmerstown Cemetery 26 1449, 7078 69 Dodsboro 25 1449, 7078 Luas Heuston Parkwest & Cherry Orchard 79a 2637, 2638 25a, 25b, 25x, 51d, 51x, 4413 25x 2637 L R 66x, 67x, 69x, 79, 79a Donnybrook 25x, 51x, 66x, 67x 4413 Leeson Street 145 4320 Rathcoole 69 1449, 7078 90 4425 145 4320 Leixlip 66, 66a, 66b 1449, 7078 145 4320 69x 2637 Drimnagh Luas Heuston 66x 2637 Aston Quay 79, 79a 4413 Rathlawns 69 1449, 7078 Dublin Airport 747 4319 Leixlip (Captain’s Hill) 66a 1449, 7078 B 69x 2637 Leixlip 66b 1449, 7078 Backweston 67 1449, 7078 E Red Cow 69 1449, 7078 (Castletown - Hewlett Packard) 67x 2637 Easton 66x 2637 69x 2637 Lock View 51d 2637, 2638 Baggot Street 25x, 51d, 51x, 66x, 67x 4413 Esker Hill 25, 66, 66a, 66b, 67 1449, 7078 Luas Heuston Loughlinstown 145 4320 Ballydowd Manor 25a, 25b 2637 25x 2637 Rialto Luas Heuston Louisa Bridge 66 1449, 7078 Ballyfermot 79, 79a 2637, 2638 Esker Meadow 25a 2637 Lucan (Esker Church) 25a 2637 S Ballyoulster 67 1449, 7078 F Lucan Bypass 66x, 67x 2637 St John’s 51d 2637, 2638 67x 2637 Fatima Luas Heuston Lucan Road (Liffey Valley) 25, 66, 66a, 66b, 67 1449, 7078 69 1449, 7078 Belfield (UCD) 25x, 51x, 66x, 67x 4413 Fettercairn Luas Heuston 25a, 25x, 67x 2637 St Stephen’s Green 25 1473, 1474 145 4320 Finnstown 25b 2637 51d 2637, 2638 25a, 25b, 25x, 51d, 51x, 4413 Belgard Luas Heuston Finnstown Abbey 25a, 25b 2637 Ballyowen 25, 66, 66a, 66b, 67 1449, 7078 Lucan Village 25, 66, 66a, 66b, 67 1449, 7078 66x, 67x Fonthill Road 51d 2637, 2638 25a, 25x, 67x 2637 25x 2637 145 4320 Fortunestown Luas Heuston Blackhorse 69 1449, 7078 M Saggart 69 1449, 7078 Four Courts Luas Heuston 69x 2637 Maynooth 66, 67 1449, 7078 69x 2637 Foxborough 25a, 25b 2637 Luas Heuston 66x 2637 Luas Heuston G Blakestown 66 1449, 7078 Maynooth (Kingsbury) 66 1449, 7078 Salesian College 67 1449, 7078 66x 2637 George’s Dock Luas Heuston 66x 2637 67x 2637 Bluebell 69 1449, 7078 Goldenbridge Luas Heuston Mayor Square Luas Heuston Shankill 145 4320 69x 2637 Griffeen Avenue 25b 2637 Merrion Square 25, 26, 66, 66a, 66b, 67 1473, 1474 Smithfield Luas Heuston Luas Heuston H 25a, 25b 4413 Spencer Dock Luas Heuston Bray 145 4320 Hawkins Street 69 1473, 1474 Monastery Road 69 1449, 7078 Busárus 747 4319 Spiddal Park 79 2637, 2638 69x 4413 Museum Luas Heuston Luas Heuston Stillorgan 145 4320 Hospital Luas Heuston N C Suir Road Luas Heuston I Nangor Road 51d 2637, 2638 Celbridge 67 1449, 7078 T Inchmore 69 1449, 7078 Newlands Cross 69x 2637 67x 2637 Tallaght Luas Heuston Islandbridge 25, 26, 66, 66a, 66b, 1449, 7078 North Wall (Beckett Bridge) 90 4425 Chapelizod 25, 26, 66, 66a, 66b, 67 1449, 7078 The O2/Point Depot 747 4319 67, 69 747 4319 Cheeverstown Luas Heuston J The Point Luas Heuston Cherry Orchard 79, 79a 2637, 2638 O James’s Luas Heuston Trinity 25, 26, 66, 66a, 66b, 67 1473, 1474 Cherry Orchard Avenue 79, 79a 2637, 2638 O’Connell Bridge 90 4425 Jervis Luas Heuston 25a, 25b, 25x, 51d, 51x, 4413 Citywest 69 1449, 7078 O’Connell Street 747 4319 66x, 67x 69x 2637 K Ormond/Essex Quay 25, 26, 66, 66a, 66b, 67, 1473, 1474 145 4320 Citywest Campus Luas Heuston Kilmacanogue 145 4320 69 Clondalkin Village 51d 2637, 2638 Kilmahuddrick 51d 2637, 2638 25a, 25b, 25x, 51d, 51x, 4413 W 69 1449, 7078 Kilmainham 51d, 79, 79a 2637, 2638 66x, 67x, 69x, 79, 79a Waterloo Road 25x, 51d, 51x, 66x, 67x 4413 Collinstown (Intel) 66 1449, 7078 25a, 25b, 25x, 66x, 67x 2637 90 4425 145 4320 66x 2637 69 1449, 7078 145 4320 Woodford 51d 2637, 2638 Find the time of the next bus from any bus stop, or plan your journey – go to www.transportforireland.ie or download the Transport For Ireland App for Android and Apple devices. Find the time of the next bus from any bus stop, or plan your journey – go to www.transportforireland.ie or download the Transport For Ireland App for Android and Apple devices. Information correct from November 2012 (Map D8-10/2012) Design and Cartography by Pindar Creative 01296 390100 www.pindarcreative.co.uk Information correct from November 2012 (Map D8-10/2012) Design and Cartography by Pindar Creative 01296 390100 www.pindarcreative.co.uk.
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