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St Columb's College – Culmore Road Area Ulsterbus / Foyle Metro Morning Services St Columb’s College Services operated by Ulsterbus and Foyle Metro (from 1 September 2017) The attached routes and diagrams are correct as of Friday 23 June 2017 and are subject to change. All new routes will commence on Friday 1 September 2017. The maps are not to scale and are included only to indicate routes taken. On Friday 1 September 2017, the city services will be operated by red Metro Foyle vehicles. The attached map shows the full proposed city route network. Pupils who use or intend to use city service buses to get to and from school should familiarise themselves with the routes and times once they become available during the summer. School services may be operated by blue Ulsterbus or red Foyle Metro buses. Need help or more information? Email: [email protected] Key to St Columb’s College Morning Route Map Departure Origin Brief Route description Time Bishop Street Bishop Street, Foyle Road, Lone Moor Road, Francis Street, Northland Road, 08:30 Springtown Road, Buncrana Road. Faughanvale Bridge, Greysteel, Airport Gate, Eglinton Village, Clooney Road, Greysteel 07:55 Maydown Road, Strathfoyle Estate, Maydown Road, Clooney Road, Foyle Bridge Last pick up is Gransha Gate Gobnascale Strabane Old Road, Bard’s Hill, Corrody Drive, Trench Road, Belt Road, 08:05 Crescent Link Last pick up is Harberton Park Westway, Central Drive, Linsfort Drive, Creggan Heights, Circular Road, Creggan 08:15 Iniscarn Road, Creggan Broadway, Beechwood Avenue, Westway, By-Wash, Glen Road, Northland Road, Springtown Road. Knightsbridge Knightsbridge, Crescent Link (bus turns at Altnagelvin Roundabout), Opposite 08:30 Knightsbridge, Crescent Link, Foyle Bridge, Buncrana Road Rosemount Northland Avenue, Park Avenue, By-Wash, Creggan Road, Hazelbank, 08:25 Ballymagroarty (Opposite Holy Family School), Branch Road, Buncrana Road Strabane Bus Station, Strabane Canal Street, Ballymagorry, Victoria Road, Strabane Magheramason, Newbuildings, Craigavon Bridge, Foyle Street Bus Station. 07:55 Note this is operates as Ulsterbus service 98 and collects school and service passengers. Pupils may be required to change bus at Foyle Street. Culmore Road (Colby Avenue), Culmore Point, Culmore Road, Buncrana Road. Culmore Point Note- in the interests of pupil safety bus starts at Colby Avenue and lifts on 07:50 stops towards Culmore. Bus will also pick up on the return journey from Culmore. The following services are operated by Foyle Metro: Woodbrook, Woodbrook West, Buncrana Road Woodbrook t bc Note this is operates as Foyle Metro service 11 and collects school and 08:20 & 08:45 service passengers. Bus continues to City Centre. The closest stop to St Columb’s College is at the stop at the school gate on Buncrana Road Newbuildings, Victoria Road, Prehen Park, Prehen Road, Victoria Road Newbuildings 08:15 Note this is operates as Foyle Metro service 6 and collects school and tbc service passengers. Pupils are required to change vehicle at Foyle Street Station In addition, 3 buses depart from Foyle Street Bus Station at 08:45 sharp direct to St Columb’s College. These buses await arrival of services from Dungiven, Park, Claudy and Limavady. Pupils should be aware of timetable changes for services 143, 147, 148 and 152 in September 2017. If you have any queries about Translink’s school or new bus routes email [email protected] Key to St Columb’s College Afternoon Route Map Destination Brief Route description Bishop Street Buncrana Road, Springtown Road, Nortland Road, Francis Street, Creggan Street, Lone Moor Road, Foyle Road, Bishop Street Greysteel Foyle Bridge, Clooney Road, Broadbridge, Eglinton Village, Clooney Road, Greysteel, Faughanvale Bridge First set down point is Maydown Foyle Bridge, Crescent Link, Glenshane Road, Belt Road, Trench Road, Gobnascale Strabane Old Road, Bard’s Hill, Corrody Drive First set down is outside Altnagelvin Hospital Springtown Road, Northland Road, Glen Road, By-Wash, Westway, Central Creggan Drive, Linsfort Drive, Creggan Heights, Circular Road, Iniscarn Road, Creggan Broadway Waterside Foyle Bridge, Caw Hill Park, Limavady Road, Glendermott Road, Dungiven Road, Crescent Link, Knightsbridge, Crescent Link Retail Park. Rosemount Buncrana Road, Branch Road, Ballymagroarty (Holy Family School), Hazelbank, Creggan Road, By-Wash, Park Avenue, Northland Avenue. Buncrana Road, Strand Road, Foyle Street Bus Station, Victoria Road, Prehen Strabane Park, Victoria Road, Newbuildings, Victoria Road, to Strabane Abercorn Square Note this is operates via Foyle Street Bus Station and operates as Ulsterbus service 98 to Strabane at 16:00 Culmore Point Buncrana Road, Culmore Road, Culmore Point Buncrana Road, Racecourse Road, Ballyarnett Village Entrance, Alder Road, Ballynagard Road, Elmvale Entrance Culmore Road (Elmvale) Note the first set down is at Ballyarnett Village and this bus departs St Columb’s College at 15:35 Foyle Bridge, Clooney Road, Temple Road, Westlake Entrance, Strathfoyle Strathfoyle (Clonmeen Drive), Maydown Road In addition, 2 buses depart from St Columb’s College direct to Foyle Street Bus Station. There is limited capacity on these buses and should only be used by pupils making onward connections to services 102, 147, 148 and 152 If you have any queries about Translink’s school or new bus routes email [email protected] St Columb’sCollege –CulmoreRoad area Ulsterbus/ Foyle Metro morning services Hollybush School 07:55 ClonliffePark Templeard Culmore Pt. Rd. 07:53 Culmore Point Cloncool Park 07:59 Thornhill Park/Elmvale Alder Road Thornhill Gate 07:51 O’Donovan Road Colby Avenue 07:50 Heathfield St Columb’s College Kingsfort Park 08:04 Garden City/ Troy Park 08:06 Pennyburn Culmore CulmoreRoad (Colby Avenue), ThornhillCollege Gate, HollybushPrimary School, CulmorePoint Road, CloncoolPark, CulmoreRoad (opp. Colby Avenue), KingsfortPark, Garden City, BuncranaRoad All times shown are approximate Not all stops are shown. Buses stop on request at or, where it is safe to do so, opposite any bus stop. From September 2017, school services may be operated by blue Ulsterbus or red Foyle Metro vehicles. Tickets bought on Ulsterbuswill be valid for Foyle Metro and vice versa. St Columb’s College –Cityside St Columb’s Branch Road College 08:42 area Ulsterbus/ Foyle Metro Holy Family RingfortRoad School 08:41 morning services Barr’s Lane 08:40 Springham Marianus Park Park 08:39 St Eithne’s OranmorePark/ PS 08:36 GrangemorePark St Mary’s Coll. Gate 08:33 & 08:43 Glen Road HatmorePark 08:34 Ardglen Eden 08:32 Terrace 08:42 Park Northland Avenue 08:26 Avenue 08:25 Crawford Square Brooke Park 08:29 Forest Park Clarendon 08:31 Manor 08:40 Westway08:15 Beechwood MelmoreGardens Avenue 08:30 08:16 Inishowen Laburnum Gardens Terrace 08:38 Malin FanadDrive Gardens 08:17 Broadway Foyle Street 08:29 Bligh’s Lane Bus Station 08:45 Central Drive 08:36 08:18 Creggan Heights Iniscarn Linsfort 08:22 Road 08:26 All times shown are approximate Drive 08:21 Not all stops are shown. Buses stop on Brandy- Circular Road Cromore request at or, where it is safe to do so, 08:23 well Gardens 08:25 Bishop Street 08:30 opposite any bus stop. From September 2017, school services Rathlin Brook may be operated by blue Ulsterbusor Gardens 08:24 Southway Street 08:34 red Foyle Metro vehicles. Tickets bought on Ulsterbuswill be valid for Foyle Coshowen Road 08:32 Foyle Metro and vice versa. Bishop Street Rosemount & Hazelbank Bishop Street, Foyle Road, Lone Moor Road, Northland Avenue, Rosemount Gardens, Infirmary Road, Northland Road, Springtown CregganRoad, HatmorePark, Hazelbank, Road Ballymagroarty(Chapel), Branch Road, BuncranaRoad Creggan Westway, Central Drive, LinsfortDrive, Foyle Street Bus Station CregganHeights, Circular Road, Iniscarn Road, Broadway, CregganRoad, Glen Road, Foyle Street Station, Strand Road and Northland Road, Springtown Road BuncranaRoad (non-stop) To St Columb’sCollege (via Foyle Bridge) St Columb’sCollege –Waterside area Ulsterbus/ Foyle Metro morning services Approximate times are shown Not all stops are shown. Buses stop on request at or, where it is safe to do so, opposite any bus stop. From September 2017, school services may be operated by blue Ulsterbusor red Foyle Metro vehicles. Tickets bought Crescent Link 08:35 on Ulsterbuswill be valid for Foyle Metro and vice versa. Knightsbridge 08:30/08:33 Police Station 08:32 Strabane Old Road 08:05 HarbertonPark 08:15 Rose Trench Road Court 08:09 08:09 HollymountPark Bard’s Hill 08:10 08:07 Belt Road 08:12 Lisaghmore Ashcroft 08:10 08:11 Gobnascale Knightsbridge Strabane Old Road, Bard’s Hill, Corrody Knightsbridge (Fire Station), Crescent Drive, Trench Road, Belt Road, Link, Knightsbridge (opposite Fire GlenshaneRoad, Crescent Link and Station), Crescent Link, Foyle Bridge Foyle Bridge St Columb’sCollege –CulmoreRoad area Ulsterbus/ Foyle Metro afternoon services Hollybush School ClonliffePark Templeard Culmore Pt. Rd. Culmore Point Cloncool Park Elmvale Thornhill Park/Elmvale Ballyarnett Alder Road Thornhill Gate O’Donovan Road Colby Avenue Heathfield St Columb’s College Kingsfort Park Garden City/ Troy Park Pennyburn St Columb’sCollege to Elmvalepassing BallyarnettVillage. Please note this bus departs the school at 15:35 sharp and stops only at BallyarnettVillage entrance & at Elmvaleon BallynagardRoad. St Columb’sCollege to CulmorePoint via Garden City, CulmoreRoad, Ardan Road, and CulmorePoint Road. This bus departs at 15:40 and serves all bus stops on request St Columb’s College –Cityside St Columb’s Branch Road College area Ulsterbus/ Foyle Metro Holy Family afternoon services RingfortRoad School Barr’s Lane Springham Marianus Park Park St Eithne’s OranmorePark/ PS GrangemorePark St Mary’s Coll. Gate Glen Road HatmorePark Ardglen Eden Terrace Park Northland Avenue Avenue Crawford Square Brooke Park Forest Park Clarendon Manor Westway Beechwood Avenue MelmoreGardens Inishowen Laburnum Gardens Terrace Malin FanadDrive Gardens Broadway Foyle Street Bligh’s Lane Bus Station Central Drive Creggan Heights Iniscarn Linsfort Road Drive Not all stops are shown. Buses stop on Brandy- Circular Road Cromore request at or, where it is safe to do so, well Gardens Bishop Street opposite any bus stop.
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