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15D bus time schedule & line map 15D Ringsend Road - Ballyboden Church View In Website Mode The 15D bus line (Ringsend Road - Ballyboden Church) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Ringsend Road - Church Of Our Lady Of Good Council: 3:00 PM - 4:45 PM (2) Whitechurch Green - Barrow Street: 8:05 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 15D bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 15D bus arriving. Direction: Ringsend Road - Church Of Our Lady Of 15D bus Time Schedule Good Council Ringsend Road - Church Of Our Lady Of Good 42 stops Council Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:00 PM - 4:45 PM Ringsend Road, Stop 395 Shelbourne Village, Dublin Tuesday 3:00 PM - 4:45 PM Grand Canal Quay, Stop 396 Wednesday 3:00 PM - 4:45 PM Thursday 3:00 PM - 4:45 PM Grand Canal Dock, Saint Andrew's Resource Centre Friday 3:00 PM - 4:45 PM 114-116 Pearse Street, Dublin Saturday Not Operational Erne Street, Stop 398 Pearse Street, Dublin Pearse Station, Stop 399 51-54 Pearse Street, Dublin 15D bus Info Direction: Ringsend Road - Church Of Our Lady Of Shaw Street, Stop 400 Good Council 194 Pearse Street, Dublin Stops: 42 Trip Duration: 50 min Dame Street, Stop 7581 Line Summary: Ringsend Road, Stop 395, Grand 34 Dame Street, Dublin Canal Quay, Stop 396, Grand Canal Dock, Saint Andrew's Resource Centre, Erne Street, Stop 398, Dublin City South, South Great George's Street Pearse Station, Stop 399, Shaw Street, Stop 400, 40 George's Street Great South, Dublin Dame Street, Stop 7581, Dublin City South, South Great George's Street, Redmond's Hill, Camden Street Redmond's Hill Lower, Stop 1285, South Richmond St, Stop 1016, Redmonds Hill, Dublin Rathmines Rd Lower, Stop 1017, St Mary's College, Stop 1018, Military Road, Stop 1019, Rathmines, Camden Street Lower, Stop 1285 Stop 1020, Swan Centre, Stop 1076, Rathmines 36 Camden Street Lower, Dublin Garda Stn, Stop 1077, Rathgar Place, Stop 1078, Frankfort Avenue, Stop 1079, Auburn Villas, Stop South Richmond St, Stop 1016 1080, Rathgar Village, Stop 1081, Orwell Road, Stop 21 Richmond Street South, Dublin 2914, Zion Road, Stop 2915, Bushy Park Road, Stop 2916, Meadowbank, Stop 2917, Riversdale Avenue, Rathmines Rd Lower, Stop 1017 Stop 2918, Rathdown Park, Stop 1300, Dodder Park 17-19 Rathmines Road Lower, Dublin Road, Stop 1301, Crannagh Road, Stop 1302, Rathfarnham Castle, Stop 1303, Butterƒeld Avenue, St Mary's College, Stop 1018 Stop 5129, Charleville Square, Stop 5130, Marian 62 Rathmines Road Lower, Dublin Road, Stop 1135, Rosemount Sc, Stop 7064, Military Road, Stop 1019 Butterƒeld Park, Stop 7066, Everton Hall, Stop 2924, Ballyboden Crescent, Stop 2925, Ballyboden 94 Rathmines Road Lower, Dublin Crescent, Stop 2948, Moyville Lawns, Stop 2949, Rathmines, Stop 1020 Pearse Brothers Park, Stop 2950, Whitechurch Green, Stop 2954, Ballyboden Church, Stop 2955 170 Rathmines Road Lower, Dublin Swan Centre, Stop 1076 18 Rathmines Road Lower, Dublin Rathmines Garda Stn, Stop 1077 1 Rathgar Road, Dublin Rathgar Place, Stop 1078 172 Rathgar Road, Dublin Frankfort Avenue, Stop 1079 150 Rathgar Road, Dublin Auburn Villas, Stop 1080 128 Rathgar Road, Dublin Rathgar Village, Stop 1081 98 Rathgar Road, Dublin Orwell Road, Stop 2914 27-29 Orwell Road, Dublin Zion Road, Stop 2915 66 Zion Road, Dublin Bushy Park Road, Stop 2916 10 Bushy Park Road, Dublin Meadowbank, Stop 2917 45 Bushy Park Road, Dublin Riversdale Avenue, Stop 2918 78 Bushy Park Road, Dublin Rathdown Park, Stop 1300 Rathfarnham Road, Dublin Dodder Park Road, Stop 1301 Crannagh Road, Stop 1302 Rathfarnham Castle, Stop 1303 Butterƒeld Avenue, Stop 5129 Butterƒeld Avenue, Dublin Charleville Square, Stop 5130 Charleville Square, Dublin Marian Road, Stop 1135 Rosemount Sc, Stop 7064 Marian Road, Dublin Butterƒeld Park, Stop 7066 Everton Hall, Stop 2924 Ballyboden Crescent, Stop 2925 201 Ballyboden Road, Dublin Ballyboden Crescent, Stop 2948 Moyville Lawns, Stop 2949 Pearse Brothers Park, Stop 2950 Whitechurch Green, Stop 2954 Ballyboden Church, Stop 2955 Direction: Whitechurch Green - Barrow Street 15D bus Time Schedule 42 stops Whitechurch Green - Barrow Street Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:05 AM Whitechurch Way, Stop 7067 2 Whitechurch Way, Dublin Tuesday 8:05 AM Glenmore Park, Stop 2956 Wednesday 8:05 AM Whitechurch Road, Stop 2965 Thursday 8:05 AM Friday 8:05 AM Pearse Brothers Park, Stop 2983 Saturday Not Operational Moyville Lawns, Stop 2984 Ballyboden Road, Stop 2941 211 Ballyboden Road, Dublin 15D bus Info Hillside Park, Stop 2942 Direction: Whitechurch Green - Barrow Street Stops: 42 Ballyroan Road, Stop 7065 Trip Duration: 56 min Line Summary: Whitechurch Way, Stop 7067, Rosemount Sc, Stop 7063 Glenmore Park, Stop 2956, Whitechurch Road, Stop 2965, Pearse Brothers Park, Stop 2983, Moyville Marian Crescent, Stop 1137 Lawns, Stop 2984, Ballyboden Road, Stop 2941, Hillside Park, Stop 2942, Ballyroan Road, Stop 7065, Rosemount Sc, Stop 7063, Marian Crescent, Stop Charleville Square, Stop 5131 1137, Charleville Square, Stop 5131, Owendore Brookmount Court, Dublin Avenue, Stop 5132, Rathfarnham Road, Stop 1331, Crannagh Road, Stop 1332, Brookvale Road, Stop Owendore Avenue, Stop 5132 1333, Dodder Bridge, Stop 1334, Bushy Park Road, Old Butterƒeld Avenue, Dublin Stop 2985, Meadowbank, Stop 2986, Zion Road, Stop 2988, Orwell Mews, Stop 3001, Washerwomans Rathfarnham Road, Stop 1331 Lane, Stop 3002, Winton Avenue, Stop 1166, Garville Blackburne Square, Dublin Avenue, Stop 1167, Spire View Lane, Stop 1168, Rathmines Park, Stop 1169, Rathmines Garda Stn, Crannagh Road, Stop 1332 Stop 1170, Swan Centre, Stop 1069, Rathmines, Stop Village Green, Dublin 1070, St Mary's College, Stop 1071, Grove Park, Stop 4528, South Richmond St, Stop 1072, Grantham Brookvale Road, Stop 1333 Street, Stop 7577, Pleasants Street, Stop 1353, Aungier Street, Stop 1354, Exchequer Street, Dame Dodder Bridge, Stop 1334 Street, Stop 7582, Townsend Street, Stop 340, Pearse Bridge, Dublin Prince's St South, Stop 350, Pearse Station, Pearse Street, Grand Canal Dock, Pearse Square, Grand Bushy Park Road, Stop 2985 Canal Dock, Pearse Street, Ringsend Road, Barrow 100 Bushy Park Road, Dublin Street Meadowbank, Stop 2986 26 Bushy Park Road, Dublin Zion Road, Stop 2988 Zion Road, Dublin Orwell Mews, Stop 3001 54 Orwell Road, Dublin Washerwomans Lane, Stop 3002 28 Orwell Road, Dublin Winton Avenue, Stop 1166 89 Rathgar Road, Dublin Garville Avenue, Stop 1167 139 Rathgar Road, Dublin Spire View Lane, Stop 1168 156A Rathgar Road, Dublin Rathmines Park, Stop 1169 16 Rathgar Road, Dublin Rathmines Garda Stn, Stop 1170 1 Rathgar Road, Dublin Swan Centre, Stop 1069 169 Rathmines Road Lower, Dublin Rathmines, Stop 1070 143-149 Rathmines Road Lower, Dublin St Mary's College, Stop 1071 72 Rathmines Road Lower, Dublin Grove Park, Stop 4528 27-29 Rathmines Road Lower, Dublin South Richmond St, Stop 1072 45 Richmond Street South, Dublin Grantham Street, Stop 7577 52-55 Camden Street Lower, Dublin Pleasants Street, Stop 1353 84-87 Camden Street Lower, Dublin Aungier Street, Stop 1354 4 Whitefriars, Aungier Street Exchequer Street 66-67 George's Street Great South, Dublin Dame Street, Stop 7582 10 Dame Street, Dublin Townsend Street, Stop 340 187 Townsend Street, Dublin Prince's St South, Stop 350 7b Prince's Street South, Dublin Pearse Station, Pearse Street 76 Pearse Street, Dublin Grand Canal Dock, Pearse Square 117 Pearse Street, Dublin Grand Canal Dock, Pearse Street Chimney View, Dublin Ringsend Road, Barrow Street 15D bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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