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Route 865 Granard to Longford Route Fare Structure Brown’s Killetter Base Fare Granard Willsbrook Ballinalee Esker Cross Enybegs Longford Cross Cross Single Adult Fare Granard - €3.00 €3.00 €4.00 €5.00 €5.00 €5.00 €6.00 Brown's Cross €3.00 - €3.00 €4.00 €4.00 €4.00 €5.00 €5.00 Willsbrook €3.00 €3.00 - €3.00 €4.00 €4.00 €5.00 €5.00 Ballinalee €4.00 €4.00 €3.00 - €3.00 €3.00 €3.00 €5.00 Longford Westmeath Esker Cross €5.00 €4.00 €4.00 €3.00 - €3.00 €3.00 €4.00 Enybegs €5.00 €4.00 €4.00 €3.00 €3.00 - €3.00 €4.00 Killetter Cross €5.00 €5.00 €5.00 €3.00 €3.00 €3.00 - €3.00 Longford €6.00 €5.00 €5.00 €5.00 €4.00 €4.00 €3.00 - B Brown’s Killetter Base Fare Granard Willsbrook Ballinalee Esker Cross Enybegs Longford Cross Cross Return Adult Fare Granard - €5.00 €5.00 €7.00 €8.00 €8.00 €8.00 €10.00 Brown's Cross €5.00 - €5.00 €7.00 €7.00 €7.00 €8.00 €8.00 Willsbrook €5.00 €5.00 - €5.00 €7.00 €7.00 €8.00 €8.00 Ballinalee €7.00 €7.00 €5.00 - €5.00 €5.00 €5.00 €8.00 Esker Cross €8.00 €7.00 €7.00 €5.00 - €5.00 €5.00 €7.00 Enybegs €8.00 €7.00 €7.00 €5.00 €5.00 - €5.00 €7.00 Killetter Cross €8.00 €8.00 €8.00 €5.00 €5.00 €5.00 - €5.00 Longford €10.00 €8.00 €8.00 €8.00 €7.00 €5.00 €5.00 - Brown’s Killetter Base Fare Granard Willsbrook Ballinalee Esker Cross Enybegs Longford A Cross Cross Weekly Adult Fare Granard - €25.00 €25.00 €30.00 €35.00 €35.00 €35.00 €40.00 Brown's Cross €25.00 - €25.00 €30.00 €30.00 €30.00 €35.00 €35.00 Willsbrook €25.00 €25.00 - €25.00 €30.00 €30.00 €35.00 €35.00 Ballinalee €30.00 €30.00 €25.00 - €25.00 €25.00 €25.00 €35.00 Route 865 Esker Cross €35.00 €30.00 €30.00 €25.00 - €25.00 €25.00 €30.00 Granard to Longford Enybegs €35.00 €30.00 €30.00 €25.00 €25.00 - €25.00 €25.00 Killetter Cross €35.00 €35.00 €35.00 €25.00 €25.00 €25.00 - €25.00 Longford €40.00 €35.00 €35.00 €35.00 €30.00 €25.00 €25.00 - Free Travel Pass accepted - Child Fare 50% of Adult Fare - Student Fare also available Timetable For more information 865 Grandard to Longford Tel: 044 934 0801 Email: longfordwestmeath@locall ink.ie Granard - Brown’s Cross - willsBrook - Ballinalee - esker Cross - enyBeGs - killetter Web: www.locallink.ie Cross - lonGford (train station) - lonGford (Court House) Operated by: Stops Mon - Fri Sat Only Mon -Sat Mon -Sat Fri - Sat Fri - Sat Fri - Sat Longford Westmeath Community Transport CLG, Áras an Chontae, Granard 07:40 09:00 13:30 17:00 18:45 20:45 21:55 Mount Street, Mullingar, Co. Westmeath, Brown's Cross 07:45 09:05 13:35 17:05 18:50 20:50 22:00 N91 FH4N Willsbrook 07:47 09:07 13:37 17:07 18:52 20:52 22:02 For information on fares please visit: Ballinalee 07:55 09:15 13:45 17:15 19:00 21:00 22:10 www.locallink.ie Esker Cross 07:59 09:19 13:49 17:19 19:04 21:04 22:14 Free Travel Pass holders a nd Enybegs 08:01 09:21 13:51 17:21 19:06 21:06 22:16 children under 5 yea rs travel free. Killetter Cross 08:04 09:24 13:54 17:24 19:09 21:09 22:19 Ask your driver or other Longford (Train Station) 08:121 09:322 14:023 17:324 19:175 staff member for assistance Longford (Court House) 08:15 09:35 14:05 17:35 19:20 21:14 22:24 Our vehicles are wheelchair acces sible lonGford (aiB Bank) - lonGford (train station) - killetter Cross - enyBeGs - esker Cross - Ballinalee - willsBrook- Brown’s Cross - Granard Connections available to and f rom Longford Railway Station on the f ollowing routes: Stops Mon - Sat Mon -Sat Mon -Sat Fri - Sat Fri - Sat Fri - Sat Iaranród Éireann: Dublin - Sligo Line Longford (AIB Bank) 09:30 16:25 18:10 20:10 21:20 23:00 Bus Éireann Routes: 65 , 425, 451, 463, 466, Longford (Train Station) 09:356 16:307 18:158 20:159 21:2510 467 & 469 Killetter Cross 09:42 16:37 18:22 20:22 21:32 23:07 Full information on all available journeys and Enybegs 09:45 16:40 18:25 20:25 21:35 23:10 connections on National Journey Planner at Esker Cross 09:47 16:42 18:27 20:27 21:37 23:12 www.transportforireland.ie Ballinalee 09:51 16:46 18:31 20:31 21:41 23:16 Willsbrook 09:58 16:53 18:38 20:38 21:48 23:23 Brown's Cross 10:00 16:55 18:40 20:40 21:50 23:25 Granard 10:05 17:00 18:45 20:45 21:55 23:30 Information correct at time of print: September 2018 Iarnród Éireann / Irish Rail Connections 1 08:12 Service to Dublin 5 19:17 Service to Dublin 9 20:15 Service from Sligo & 19:58 2 09:32 Service to Sligo & 10:17 service to Dublin 6 09:35 Service from Sligo Service from Dublin (Fri Only) 3 14:02 Service to Dublin & 14:52 service to Sligo 7 16:30 Service from Sligo 10 21:25 Service from Dublin 4 17:32 Service to Sligo 8 18:15 Service from Dublin.
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