Cunningham House Redevelopment Mobility Management Plan (MMP)

Our Reference: P19-119-RP-001

PMCE Consultants and Coakley Consulting Engineers February 2020

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Client Barrett Mahony Consulting Engineers (BMCE)

Project Title Cunningham House Redevelopment

Document Title Mobility Management Plan (MMP)

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DCS TOC Text List of Tables List of Figures No. of Appendices This Document Comprises 1 1 20 - - 4

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Brian Coakley, Aly Gleeson D01 Draft 09.12.19 BE MEngSc HDipGIS MIEI BSc MEng MBA CEng MIEI

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Table of Contents

1 INTRODUCTION ...... 3 1.1 GENERAL ...... 3 1.2 PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT SUMMARY AND SITE LOCATION ...... 3 1.3 MOBILITY MANAGEMENT PLAN ...... 4 2 EXISTING INITIATIVES AND TRAVEL PATTERNS ...... 5 2.1 GENERAL ...... 5 2.2 TRAVEL PATTERNS – TRINITY COLLEGE SMARTER TRAVEL SURVEYS ...... 5 3 EXISTING AND FUTURE CONDITIONS ...... 7 3.1 SURROUNDING ROAD NETWORK ...... 7 3.2 EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE – SURROUNDING ROADS ...... 8 3.3 EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE – LOCAL JUNCTIONS ...... 8 3.4 EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE – SITE ACCESS POINTS ...... 8 3.5 WALKING AND SITE ACCESSIBILITY ...... 8 3.6 CYCLING ...... 10 3.7 PUBLIC TRANSPORT – BUS ...... 13 3.8 PUBLIC TRANSPORT – AND RAIL ...... 14 3.9 DEVELOPMENT PARKING - CAR PARKING ...... 15 3.10 POTENTIAL FUTURE INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES ...... 15 4 OBJECTIVES AND TARGETS ...... 16 4.1 MMP OBJECTIVES AND MODE OF TRAVEL TARGETS ...... 16 5 MMP ACTION PLAN ...... 17 5.1 PROPOSED ACTION PLAN MEASURES ...... 17 5.2 PROMOTION AND AWARENESS ...... 17 5.3 MEASURE: TRAVEL ON FOOT OR CYCLING ...... 18 5.4 MEASURE: TRAVEL BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT ...... 19 5.5 MEASURE: TRAVEL BY PRIVATE CAR ...... 19 5.6 MEASURE: LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES ...... 19 6 MONITORING AND REVIEW...... 20 6.1 MANAGEMENT AND CO-ORDINATION ...... 20 6.2 TRAVEL SURVEY ...... 20 7 CONCLUSION ...... 20 7.1 GENERAL ...... 20 APPENDIX A – PROPOSED SITE LAYOUT DRAWINGS ...... 21 APPENDIX B – TRINITY SMARTER TRAVEL CAMPUS INFORMATION ...... 22 APPENDIX C – CYCLE NETWORK PLAN FOR GREATER AREA ...... 23 APPENDIX D – PUBLIC TRANSPORT INFO...... 24

Coakley Consulting Engineers & PMCE Mobility Management Plan (MMP) 3 1 Introduction

1.1 General

PMCE Consulting Engineers (PMCE), supported by Coakley Consulting Engineers, were appointed by Barrett Mahony Consulting Engineer (BMCE) to undertake a Mobility Management Plan (MMP) Report to support a planning application for the proposed redevelopment of the existing student accommodation campus at Trinity Hall in , Dublin 6, an official campus residence of (TCD), the location of which is shown below in Figure 1.1.

This standalone MMP report should be read wholly in conjunction with all other relevant documents submitted as part of this planning application.

1.2 Proposed Development Summary and Site Location

As shown in Figure 1.1, the Trinity Hall site is located approx. 3.5km south of Dublin City Centre and the Trinity College Green campus. Figure 1.1 also illustrates the sites of other Trinity College campus locations and official student residences (accommodation). Although the primary purpose of the Trinity Hall redevelopment is 3rd level student accommodation during term times, the development will also be used in the summer for language schools and tourist accommodation with these summertime residents utilising the same sustainable transports options as 3rd level students.

Figure 1.1 Site Location Plan – Trinity College Campus locations

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The proposed development layout design drawing by BMCE is contained in Appendix A with a development summary outlined below in Table 1.1.

Table 1.1 – Proposed Development Schedule Summary

Element Existing Demolish Retain Total Proposed Existing Student Beds 995 70 925 Existing Staff Apartments 22 8 14 Proposed Student Beds 358 Proposed Staff Apartments 4 Total Retained and Proposed 939 362 Overall Total Beds* 1,305* Parking Existing Proposed Car Parking Spaces 90 spaces 47 retained** Bicycle Parking Spaces 422 spaces 610 spaces*** *Calculation includes 1,283 student beds plus retained/proposed apartments:15no. 1 bed Apt, 2no. 2 bed Apt & 1no. 3 bed Apt. **It is proposed to reduce existing parking provision from 90 to 47 spaces, removing a total of 43 spaces (~50% reduction) ***Cycle spaces will be increased from 422 to 610 (+188 cycle parking spaces proposed as part of the redevelopment)

1.3 Mobility Management Plan

This report has taken into account National Transport Authority (NTA) guidance1, the ongoing Trinity College Smarter Travel Campus (STC) initiative and other guidance information in preparation of this MPP report. This report outlines the following:

▪ Existing Initiatives and Travel Pattern Data

▪ Existing and Proposed Local Road Network, Facilities and Public Transport Services

▪ Objectives and Mode of Travel Targets

▪ Action Plan – appropriate measures to encourage a positive change in travel patterns

▪ Monitoring and Review process

The overall objective of this MMP is compliment and align with the current Trinity College Smarter Travel Campus (STC) initiatives, measures and targets and to make a firm commitment to encourage and promote active and sustainable modes of transport such as walking, cycling and public transport as part of the proposed Trinity Hall redevelopment.

These objectives should be achieved through the promotion and implementation of both ‘soft’ (promotion and operational initiatives) and ‘hard’ (infrastructural) measures where reasonable and monitor travel choice and other patterns over time for students and staff at Trinity Hall in conjunction with the overall Trinity College STC initiative and Health Trinity project.

1 NTA guidance: ‘Workplace Travel Plans - A Guide for Implementers’, ‘Achieving Effective Workplace Travel Plans Guidance for Local Authorities’, ‘The Route to Sustainable Commuting’ & ‘Advice Note on Mobility Management Plans’. See also www.nationaltransport.ie and www.smartertravelworkplaces.ie

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2.1 General Trinity College has several practical sustainability initiatives across the entire campus including the ongoing and successful Trinity College Smarter Travel Campus (STC) initiative and Health Trinity (HT) project (www.tcd.ie/healthytrinity/travel/). STC initiative which is undertaken in association with the National Transport Authority (NTA) to make smarter travel easier for students and staff (See Appendix B for sample of STC information). Located centrally, the main campus benefits from direct access to multiple bus lines, the DART line and Luas lines which connect for the most part with other campus locations and official student accommodation including the subject site at Trinity Hall in Dartry.

2.2 Travel Patterns – Trinity College Smarter Travel Surveys Comprehensive travel surveys of almost 4,000 Trinity College students and staff (from a total of approx. 20,000) were conducted in 2011, 2015 and 2018 as part of the Smarter Travel initiative, the main results of which are shown in Table 2.1 below and illustrated in Figure 2.1. For comparison purposes, the results of a 2019 travel survey of only Trinity Hall students (187no.) have also been included below in Table 2.1. Table 2.1 – Trinity College Smarter Travel Survey – Historic Results SMARTER TRAVEL TRAVEL SURVEY RESULTS – Entire Campus Trinity Hall Survey Travel Mode 2011 2015 2018 2019 Walking 22% 23% 28% 18% Cycling 22% 16% 14% 12% Bus, mini-bus or coach 28% 30% 27% 24% Train or Dart 14% 16% 17% 0% LUAS 7% 10% 11% 46% Car 4% 3% 2% 0% Electric Car 0% 0% 0% 0% Car Passenger 0% 2% 1% 0% Motorcycle/Scooter 0% 0% 0% 0% TOTAL 100% 100% 100% 100%

Figure 2.1 – Graph of Trinity College Smarter Travel Survey Results – Historic Patterns

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The survey results in Table 2.1 and Figure 2.1 firstly indicate that Trinity College students and staff are vastly exceeding national sustainable travel targets with only 2% by private car (national target 45%) and 97% by sustainable modes in 2018 for the entire campus and in Trinity Hall there are 0% students by private car based on 2019 survey results.

These results also demonstrate that Smarter Travel has been almost universally adopted in Trinity College and reflect the diverse public transport options available to and from the main campus and the ongoing campaign to reduce car parking across the entire campus.

The results indicate that the mode of travel choice to and from Trinity Hall differ from the overall campus trends due to two key factors, including the close proximity to the high frequency LUAS and the walking distance to the main College Green campus.

These STC surveys not only questioned the usual mode of travel used by students and staff but also ‘preferred mode’, ‘main destination campus’, ‘why you choose mode of travel’, ‘cost’ and more. Further details of all surveys undertaken, and results, can be found online at www.tcd.ie.

For example, questions from the recent 2019 Trinity Hall travel survey also indicated that 89% of students from Trinity Hall travelled to the city centre/College Green campus daily. The survey also indicated that ‘if all modes of transport were available from Trinity Hall’, 41% of respondents chose safe segregated cycle lanes as their preferred mode, only 9% considered cycling safe in Dublin and 95% believe Dublin needs better cycle infrastructure.

For more information visit

▪ https://www.tcd.ie/collegehealth/promotion/travel/

▪ https://www.smartertravelworkplaces.ie/smarter-travel-campus/

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3.1 Surrounding Road Network As shown in Figure 1.1 above and Figures 3.1 below, Trinity Hall is located approx. 3.5km south of Dublin City Centre. Dartry Road is located along the western boundary of the site, Palmerston Park along the north and Temple Road along the southern boundary. The Trinity Hall site is well served by several public transport options and is surrounded by a road network providing significant accessibility for pedestrians as a key mode of travel. Trinity College are actively seeking to improve cycle conditions with safe segregated cycling where possible between Trinity Hall and College Green through liaison with relevant stakeholders and have made a submission to the NTA as part of the Bus Connects project to seek improvements to cycle infrastructure at various locations and outline the importance of existing bus services around Trinity Hall. Approximate peak hour travel times between Trinity Hall and Trinity College Green main campus include the following

▪ Walk: 50mins, Cycle: 16mins, Public Transport (Bus and LUAS): 20-31mins and Drive: 45mins

Figure 3.1 - Surrounding Local Road Network

The subject site is served by multiple existing vehicular and pedestrian/cyclist access junctions onto the local road network and providing easy access to public transport services.

A site visit was undertaken during both the hours of daytime and darkness to examine the existing local road network, the level of accessibility, existing infrastructure, existing facilities, key travel routes, street lighting, crossing points, junctions and more. This allowed issues and opportunities to be identified and included in the MMP immediately adjacent to the site.

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3.2 Existing Infrastructure – Surrounding Roads The key roads surrounding the site are outlined below along with the main site visit observations: ▪ Dartry Road o Dartry Road follows a North-South direction and lies to the west of Trinity Hall. o Footpath width of 1.8m on each side, and with sufficient lighting. ▪ Temple Road o Temple Road follows a West-East direction and lies to the south of Trinity Hall. o Footpath width of 1.8m is provided on each side with insufficient lighting noted. ▪ Palmerston Park o Palmerston Park Rd follows a West-East direction and lies to the north of Trinity hall. o Footpath width of 3.6m on each side of the road with sufficient lighting provided. ▪ Orchard Road o Orchard Road follows a North-South direction to the east of Trinity Hall. o Footpath width of 2.7m on each side with insufficient lighting noted.

3.3 Existing Infrastructure – Local Junctions The key junctions surrounding the site are outlined below along with the main site visit observations:

▪ Junction 1: The R820 Dartry Road/ Palmerston Park Staggered Signal Junction (NW of site)

o Provides quality crossing points with tactile paving and dropped kerb in all directions.

▪ Junction 2: Dartry Road/Temple Road Signal Junction (SW)

o Provides quality crossing points with tactile paving and dropped kerb in all directions.

▪ Junction 3: Palmerston Park / Gardens Priority Junction (NE).

o Dropped kerbs, no tactile paving provision.

▪ Junction 4: Orchard Road / Temple Road Priority Junction (SE).

o Dropped kerbs, no tactile paving provision.

3.4 Existing Infrastructure – Site Access Points ▪ The existing and proposed site layout contains three main vehicular access points, one on Dartry Road and two on Temple Road (including one for emergency/service access only) which also accommodate pedestrian and cyclist access.

▪ The site also has a separate pedestrian and cyclist access onto Palmerston Park northeast of the site which closes after 17:00. Drainage issues noted at the dropped kerb adjacent to the access.

3.5 Walking and Site Accessibility From the point of view of time, ease, cost and health, walking is a key mode of travel for Trinity Hall. With a significant 18% of residents walking (see Table 2.1) from Trinity Hall to College Green (approx. 50mins walk) there is always an opportunity to improve these current positive trends through promotion, information and improved facilities. All of those using public transport must also walk to these services from Trinity Hall, and therefore these walking routes are also important.

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As noted during the site visit, the majority of the surrounding road network provides well lit, good quality footpaths along all key routes with dedicated pedestrian crossing facilities at all major junctions with only a few minor issues observed such as localised tactile paving, lighting and drainage.

The internal site layout has been carefully designed to ensure that footpaths, crossings, car parking areas and building entrances are accessible to all and match the likely desire lines of pedestrians, cyclists and mobility impaired users.

The site is ideally located within acceptable walking distance of the main Trinity Campus but also several key attractors including both and Dundrum where a wide range of shopping and entertainment services are available within 20/30 mins walking or by public transport. Typical walk times are outlined below and on Table 3.1:

Table 3.1 – Average Walk Times and Distances Walking Time Avg. Distance (Adult) = 1.39 m/s Avg. Distance (Commuter) = 1.65 m/s 5 minutes 417m (3.1 mph or 5 km/h) 495m (3.7mph or 6 km/h) 10 minutes 726m 990m 20 minutes 1,452m (1.45km) 1,980m (1.98km) 30 minutes 2,178m (2.18km) 2,970m (2.97km) Illustrated in Figure 3.2 below, an isochrones diagram shows how far the average Adult (3.1mph/5km/h) can walk in 15, 30 and 45 minutes from the site. This diagram could help staff and students estimate how long it would take to walk to/from Trinity Hall to the College Green campus and other key locations. Figure 3.2 - Approx. Walking Time Isochrones Diagram from Trinity Hall

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As outlined in Section 3.9, the bus stops for key services are within <1min walk from the site and the Milltown Luas stop within a 10min walk time (800m) of the site as illustrated in Figure 3.3 below.

Figure 3.3 – Walking Route and Approx. Walking Time from Trinity Hall to LUAS Milltown Station

3.6 Cycling As shown in Figure 3.4, Trinity Hall is located within an acceptable commuting cycling time (15mins) of College Green and other campus locations with several route options available with typical issues and opportunities noted at various locations. The current level of cycling from Trinity Hall (see Table 2.1) is reasonable at 12%. Typical cycling times are outlined below in Table 4.2. Table 3.2 – Average Cycle Times and Distances from Trinity Hall Cycle Time Avg. Distance (Adult) - 4.47m/s Avg. Distance (Commuter) – 6.7m/s 5 minutes 1,341m (1.34km) @ 10mph or 16.1kph 2,010m (2.01km) @ 15mph or 24kph 10 minutes 2,682m (2.68km) 4,020m (4.02km) 20 minutes 5,364m (5.36km) 8,040m (8.04km) 30 minutes 8,046m (8.05km) 12,060m (12.06km) The existing cycle infrastructure (Figure 3.5) and potential cycle network improvements (Figure 3.6) between Trinity Hall and Trinity College as part of the National Transport Authority (NTA) Cycle Network Plan for the Greater Dublin Area (GDA) are shown in Appendix C.

In addition, cycle routes between Trinity Hall and College Green, Rathmines and other locations are currently under public consultation as part of the proposed Bus Connects scheme which seeks to improve bus and cycle facilities along key routes (see Appendix C).

Trinity College are actively seeking to both retain and improve cycle conditions with safe segregated cycling where possible between Trinity Hall (incl. via Rathmines) and College Green through ongoing liaison with relevant stakeholders and have made a submission to the NTA as part of the Bus Connects project to seek improvements to cycle infrastructure at various locations and along specific routes.

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Figure 3.4 - Approx. Cycling Time Isochrones Diagram from Trinity Hall

Figure 3.5 – Existing Cycle Infrastructure (extract from Sheet E1 NTA Cycle Network Plan App C)

Although there are minimal formal cycle facilities immediately adjacent to Trinity Hall, the key route options to College Green can avail of quieter residential streets until they meet sections of formal cycle lanes shown in Figure 3.5.

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Figure 3.6 – Proposed Cycle Infrastructure (extract from Sheet N1 NTA Cycle Network Plan App C)

The existing Trinity Hall provides 422no. cycle parking spaces including ‘BleeperBikes’ bike share service. It is proposed to increase cycle parking to 610 spaces as part of the redevelopment. A range of cycle parking design types will be considered. This provision should exceed the predicted cycle demand based on the travel survey results (Section 2), the proposed beds/apartments (Table 1.1) and MMP targets (Section 4).

Using the Google maps platform, typical route options and walk time (50mins) and cycle time (16mins) between Trinity Hall and Trinity College Green were analysed and are shown below in Figure 3.7.

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Figure 3.7 – Route options and Walk and Cycle Times (extract from Google Maps)

3.7 Public Transport – Bus As shown in Figures 3.1 and 3.8, the site is ideally located <100m (<1mins walk) from high frequency bus services on the Dartry Road (no. 142) and Palmerston Park Road (no.140 terminus) and others routes including the 14, 15 and 15a (approx. 580m away / 11 mins walk). A sample of available public transport information is contained in Appendix D. Trinity College have made a submission to the Bus Connects scheme to outline the importance of existing bus services around Trinity Hall and the daily use of these services by both staff and students.

The NTAs online interactive journey planner (www.transportforireland.ie) allows users to plan their trips within Dublin and beyond on various modes of transport including, walking, cycling, public transport whilst also providing real time information timetables, maps, tickets, pricing, alerts and more.

A map detailing the core routes can be found in Appendix D of this report while full details of all Dublin Bus services can be found on www.dublinbus.ie. Maps detailing the primary Bus Éireann services to other locations in Ireland can be found in Appendix D of this report while more detailed information on all services is available at www.buseireann.ie.

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Figure 3.8 – Existing Bus and LUAS Services surrounding Trinity Hall with key services labelled

3.8 Public Transport – LUAS and Rail As previously illustrated in Figures 3.3 and 3.8 and below, Trinity Hall is located adjacent to the LUAS green line with the closest station being Milltown approximately 10mins walk away. For comparison purposes, Figure 3.9 below illustrates the route time and distance to Cowper LUAS Station, which is approximately 10/11 mins walk from Trinity Hall on a less direct route than the Milltown Station.

Figure 3.9 – Walking Route from Trinity Hall to the Milltown Station on the LUAS Green Line

The recent LUAS Green Line extension and increase in passenger capacity now provides a good degree of connectivity for Trinity Hall students and staff and this is clearly evident in the travel survey

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Within the next 14 months, the Department of Transport will increase the passenger capacity of all 26 Green Line Luas trams by 30%, from 319 to 408 passengers. In addition, 8no. new trams are expected to be delivered in 2020, all of which will have a passenger capacity of 408.

3.9 Development Parking - Car Parking

The Trinity Hall proposed redevelopment includes the following reduction in parking provision:

▪ At present Trinity Hall has 90no. parking spaces located throughout the development.

▪ 47no. parking spaces (~50%) will be retained as part of the proposed redevelopment with 43no. spaces removed.

▪ Student parking permits will be discretionary and restricted to genuine requirements including mobility impaired parking requirements.

▪ Although some students may park a car at Trinity Hall, the 2019 travel survey (Table 2.1) identified 0% of students travelling to and from other campus locations by private car on a daily basis.

3.10 Potential Future Infrastructure and Services There are a number of planned future improvements to the pedestrian, cycle and public transport network infrastructure some of which have been noted above. These include proposals set out in the following:

▪ Greater Dublin Area (GDA) Transport Strategy 2016 – 2035

▪ National Development Plan 2018 – 2027

▪ Greater Dublin Area Cycle Network Plan

▪ County Council Development Plan 2016 – 2022

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4.1 MMP Objectives and Mode of Travel Targets The primary goal of this plan is to ensure it can seamlessly form part of the ongoing and successful Trinity College Smarter Travel Campus initiative and continue to facilitate and encourage the positive modal shift at Trinity Hall towards sustainable modes of transport. The MMP objectives for the proposed development are as follows:

▪ To work with the Trinity Smarter Travel Campus initiative in terms of overall objectives, modal split targets, travel surveys, promotion, action plan measures and more;

▪ To increase and facilitate the number of people choosing to walk, cycle or travel by public transport to/from the development;

▪ Increased awareness of healthy lifestyles, exercise and sustainable travel modes;

▪ To continue to reduce the dependence on the private car as a means of travel and encourage increased car occupancy through carpooling / sharing where possible;

▪ To work closely with the Local Authority, the National Transport Authority, Irish Rail, Dublin Bus, Transport Infrastructure Ireland, Bus Éireann, LUAS (Transdev), Bleeperbikes and all other relevant stakeholders.

Students and staff are the two target groups for which the improvement of sustainable travel is sought. Although the current travelling habits of Trinity Hall students are close to 100% by sustainable modes of transport, it is an objective of this plan to continue setting positive targets and awareness, in particular the health benefits and cost savings of walking.

In order to achieve the foregoing objectives, modal split targets for two years after initial occupation of the redeveloped Trinity Hall were determined and are outlined below in Table 4.1.

As with all MPP targets, they are intended to be preliminary only and will be refined in the light of ongoing experience gained from the implementation of this plan and the Smarter Travel Campus initiative.

Table 4.1 – Trinity Hall – Preliminary Year 2 Targets SMARTER TRAVEL Trinity Hall Travel Mode 2019 Survey Year 2 Targets Walking 18% 20% Cycling 12% 12% Bus, mini-bus or coach 24% 23% LUAS 46% 45% Car 0% 0% Electric Car 0% 0% TOTAL 100% 100%

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5.1 Proposed Action Plan Measures In order to achieve the objectives and targets set out above, the proposed measures outlined below will match and compliment the Action Plan of the ongoing and successful Smarter Travel Campus initiative.

These measures include both ‘Soft’ (operational and promotional) and ’Hard’ (infrastructural) measures to help reduce, where possible, the reliance on the private car, encourage more sustainable and alternative modes of transport such as walking cycling and public transport and improve overall accessibility at Trinity Hall.

All measures proposed as part of this MMP will be considered over the lifetime of the plan and if appropriate, implemented, amended or omitted with results and targets monitored through the annual Travel Survey.

5.2 Promotion and Awareness Inform existing and new students and staff at the completed Trinity Hall redevelopment about the Smarter Travel Campus initiative and this Mobility Management Plan (MMP) process, the measures implemented, the objectives, targets and the annual Travel Survey to be completed.

Provide students and staff with maps and more in both print and digital format using the TCD website www.tcd.ie with the locations and most convenient routes to / from Trinity campus locations and other key locations.

With continuing advancements in technology and the ever-growing use of smartphones, this presents a number of additional opportunities to encourage positive modal shift through the MMP.

As part of this MMP staff/residents at the completed Trinity Hall development will be informed of a variety of potentially useful tools, including the following:

▪ The National Transport Authority (NTA) have an information website, app and online interactive journey planner (www.transportforireland.ie) that allows users to plan their trips in Dublin on various modes of transport including, walking, cycling, public transport and more. The platform also allows users to plan a trip using multiple modes of transport and provides distances and times for each mode. In the Cycle Planner modes, you can also choose the beginner/advanced route, choose to hire a bike, bring the bike on public transport, the day and time of your journey, and also opt to avoid hills and more.

▪ In addition, the major public transport providers, including Dublin Bus, Bus Éireann and Irish Rail also have their own dedicated app that can be downloaded to a smartphone and/or tablet. These contain detailed information on all services offered including timetables and also allow for real time up-dates on changes or disruptions to services.

▪ RealTime Ireland is another NTA application available for download to smartphones and tablets, providing real time arrival and departure listings for a range of public transport options from major rail stations to individual bus stops.

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▪ There are several Taxi Apps available at present which are easy to use and simplify the booking and payment process for users.

▪ Platforms such as Google’s ‘My Maps’ can be used to create free interactive maps which can be updated over time. Trinity College has already created one map which could be further developed.

▪ All promotional material should be made available here www.tcd.ie/healthytrinity/travel/ and students/staff informed of any new and useful services that become available over time.

5.3 Measure: Travel on foot or cycling Provide residents and staff with the health benefits of walking and cycling and display travel information for both walking and cycling (Maps, etc) in a prominent location within the development.

Provide students and staff with the annual cost comparison of walking, cycling and using public transport (bus/luas/rail/dart/taxi) compared to purchasing, taxing, insuring, fuelling, parking and maintenance costs associated with private vehicle ownership.

Travel time diagrams and information for walking and cycling from Trinity Hall should be provided to residents and staff to illustrate how far they can travel with ease.

The redevelopment will include the provision of 610 cycle parking spaces on the basis of approx. one cycle parking space per 2 beds. A range of cycle parking design types including e-parking will be considered and these spaces will be located at key locations throughout Trinity Hall in secure, well-lit and sheltered areas. Provide information about these cycle parking spaces, and the bike sharing Bleeper Bikes scheme and monitor the use of these facilities in terms of capacity.

Bleeper Bike is a stationless bike sharing scheme which is available at Trinity Hall and other campus locations (www.tcd.ie/healthytrinity/travel/BikeShare). The rental bikes are available for hire on a per ride basis and can be left at designated parking spots using a 'Pay As You Go' payment model, as well as the more cost effective Bill pay option being available.

Continue to liaise with National Transport Authority regarding the proposed Greater Dublin Area Cycle Network Plan, in particular, the proposed routes 10, 10E and 10F and the proposed Bus Connects scheme, in particular, the impact on cycle facilities along key routes, both shown in Appendix C.

Trinity College are actively seeking to both retain and improve cycle conditions with safe segregated cycling where possible between Trinity Hall (incl. via Rathmines) and College Green through ongoing liaison with relevant stakeholders and have made a submission to the NTA as part of the Bus Connects project to seek improvements to cycle infrastructure at various locations and along specific routes.

Cycling could be promoted through various schemes and promotions which may include:

▪ Bike Sharing schemes: Bleeper Bike;

▪ Cycle to Work Scheme Tax Saver Scheme;

▪ A Bike to Class Week and #BEACTIVE week;

▪ Cycle on Fridays (COF) Initiative;

▪ Academic Bicycle Challenge (ABC) www.tcd.ie/Sport/social/challenges/;

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▪ Cycle safety training;

▪ Cycle repair and maintenance classes and tools for those interested;

▪ Site visits from trained mechanics to check/repair bikes;

▪ Discounts on bikes and accessories from various stores;

▪ On-site pool bike scheme or Bike User Group (BUG);

Similarly, walking can also be promoted through various schemes such as the Pedometer Challenge, lunch time walks, ‘Walk on Wednesdays’, running/jogging groups and other schemes. The provision of a number of shared umbrellas for employees at appropriate locations using an honesty system to encourage walking even during poor weather could also be considered. Running should also be considered as an option.

5.4 Measure: Travel by Public Transport Both students and staff will be encouraged to use of the numerous existing public transport services operating in the local area and any future services that may come on-stream. Timetables and information on routes, ticket prices etc. will be made available in addition to information on any special tickets available such as tax-saver tickets, integrated ticket systems etc. on an ongoing basis.

Information displayed in a prominent location within the development to encourage public transport as an option to and from the site.

Liaise with all bus service providers working in the area with the aim of improving/creating new services locally where possible.

Continue to liaise with National Transport Authority (NTA) regarding the proposed Bus Connects network, in particular, the proposed Spine A (approx. 580m away / 11 mins walk from Trinity Hall) and Route 14 (<100m / 2mins walk).

5.5 Measure: Travel by Private Car Where travel by private car use does occur, both staff and students will be encouraged to Car Share or Car Pool where possible and will be informed about the free car sharing tool available from the NTA (www.carsharing.ie). Over time, consideration should also be given to the provision of electric charging spaces for electric vehicles and car sharing services such as GoCar.

5.6 Measure: Local Infrastructure and Services Liaise with the Local Authority about reviewing and continually improving footpaths, crossing points, drainage, tactile paving, lighting, road markings, signage and pedestrian and cyclist connectivity surrounding the site and on key routes, where possible.

Where possible, Trinity College will continue to advocate for improvements to local infrastructure and public transport services, importantly between campus locations such as between Trinity Hall and the Trinity College Green main campus.

Coakley Consulting Engineers & PMCE Mobility Management Plan (MMP) 20 6 Monitoring and Review 6.1 Management and Co-ordination The student accommodation facilities will be managed by the Trinity College Dublin (TCD) Estates and Facilities, as part of their management of the overall campus, with the letting of accommodation managed by the Accommodations Office. As part of their management of the facilities, they will:

▪ Implement various schemes/plans aimed at encouraging the uptake of more sustainable means of travel;

▪ Act as an information point;

▪ Liaise with public transport companies and other service providers as necessary;

▪ Ongoing promotion and marketing of the plan through various mediums;

▪ Evaluate and adapt the plan in the light of experience, if deemed necessary.

6.2 Travel Survey Travel Surveys are currently undertaken campus wide annually by TCD as part of the STC which include staff and students from the existing Trinity Hall, and will in the future include the proposed new redevelopment of Trinity Hall upon completion. These surveys are undertaken outside of exam times to ensure typical travel patterns are recorded and monitored.

It is recommended to undertake the first annual Trinity Hall Travel Survey within 12 months of the development being occupied to allow time for travel patterns to settle. This will allow a realistic review of the preliminary MMP targets in terms of percentage change, help establish baseline travel patterns and identify any issues raised by staff or residents in relation to travel or their daily commute.

The plan will be appropriately adjusted at that stage based on the results, experience and consultations with the respective stakeholders. 7 Conclusion

7.1 General This Mobility Management Plan (MMP) has been compiled to help ensure that the staff and residents of the proposed Trinity Hall redevelopment continue to make a firm commitment to reduce, where possible, the reliance on the private car, encourage more sustainable and alternative modes of transport such as walking, cycling and public transport and improve site accessibility.

Considering the impressive current level of sustainable transport use by Trinity Hall students and Trinity College staff at nearly 100%, there is a good opportunity to continue these trends as planned services, facilities and infrastructure improves over time.

It is important to note that this is a live document that should be continually updated and monitored.

Appendix A – Proposed Site Layout Drawings Printed at A4 – Not to Scale (NTA) – see original Barrett Mahony Consulting Engineers Drawings Submitted for Planning

Appendix B – Trinity Smarter Travel Campus Information

Parnell Square East

Parnell Parnell Street TRAVEL OPTIONS AND SERVICES FOR: 200m Dorset Street Connolly Broadstone Gardiner Street Parnell Square TRINITY Seville Dock Dominick Marlborough Street Amiens Street Bolton Street Parnell Street COLLEGE O’Connell Upper Connolly

Busáras

O’Connell Street DUBLIN Talbot Street George’s Dock George’s Dock Mayor Square Busáras Bus Bike Hire Marlborough Mayor Street dublinbikes.ie Henry Street #877 Bus Stop Number Cycle Distance O’Connell GPO Abbey Street Custom House Capel Street Mary Street Luas Green Line Luas Abbey Street Custom House Quay Jervis Rail Services Walking Distance Eden Quay Abbey Street Bike Parking Campus Entrance Tara Street Car Share Showers Four Courts City Quay

Capel Street Chancery Street Bachelor’s Walk D’Olier Street How to Use

Moss Street Tara Street Tara Bus Stop Numbers Aston Quay #342 #346 Townsend Street

All bus stops have Westmoreland #345 Chancery Place Chancery Wellington Quay Enter Inns Quay Ormond Quay Upper Lime Street Pearse Street their own unique the bus River Liffey #7588 Hanover Street East Temple Bar #347 number. You can use stop Merchant’s Quay Essex Quay D #400 number Trinity #7587 this number to find approx. 10 approx. 10 mins. walking #349 mins. walking out what buses serve B a stop, and when they approx. 4 Dame Street E approx. 4 mins. cycling mins. cycling Pearse Street are due. #105001 Fishamble Street Dame Street Pearse Download the TFI TRINITY #495 Nassau Street Real Time Ireland app A COLLEGE #2809 to search for information for your bus stop. You can DUBLIN Dublin Castle Street George’s C find your bus stop number on the bus stop, or on this #403 #404 #405 map for stops close to your campus. Westland Row Dawson #406 #135291 Fenian Street

For more transport information, visit Bride Street #7585 #7586 TransportforIreland.ie Clare Street

Grafton Street

Merrion Square North

Hogan Place Aungier Street Aungier

Kildare Street

Dawson Street

Journey Real Time Cycle Driver Leap Patrick Street Planner Ireland St.Stephen’s Green Merrion Square South Planner Check Top-UpThe Coombe Mount Street

Student Leap cards are available from your Students Merrion Street Union. You can top up online at www.leapcard.ie, at Kevin Street Merrion Row your nearest Payzone agent, or using the Leap Top Bishop Street Up app (for Android). St.Stephen’s Green

New Street New Baggot Street Lower Cuffe Street

Campus Legend: St.Stephen’s Green South A. Library New Bride Street

B. Sports Centre Camden Street

Harcourt Street C. The Pavilion Pembroke Street

D. Student Residences Baggot Street

E. Science Gallery Leeson Street Fitzwilliam Street Information correct in August 2019

Earlsfort Terrace Harcourt Street Harcourt

Clanbrassil Street Lower TRINITY HALLS WALK TIMES

For more information: www.smartertravelcampus.ie

Plan your Journey by Public Transport & Bike!

Door-to-door information for all journeys in Ireland, including journeys on foot and by all modes of public transport.

The Cycle Planner provides information on the best cycling routes in Dublin based on individual cycling ability. Apps for Android and iPhone now available .

APPROX. WALK TIME- Minutes

5 20 10 25 15 30

Trinity College

Trinity Halls

Tallaght Hospital

St. James Hospital

Tallaght Hospital

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TRINITY HALLS CYCLE TIMES

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Plan your Journey by Public Transport & Bike!

Door-to-door information for all journeys in Ireland, including journeys on foot and by all modes of public transport.

The Cycle Planner provides information on the best cycling routes in Dublin based on individual cycling ability. Apps for Android and iPhone now available .

APPROX. CYCLE TIME- Minutes

10 40 20 50 30 60

Trinity College

Trinity Halls

Tallaght Hospital

St. James Hospital

© OpenStreetMap contributors, CC BY-SA © National Transport Authority, 2013

TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN WALK TIMES

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Plan your Journey by Public Transport & Bike!

Door-to-door information for all journeys in Ireland, including journeys on foot and by all modes of public transport.

The Cycle Planner provides information on the best cycling routes in Dublin based on individual cycling ability. Apps for Android and iPhone now available .

APPROX. WALK TIME- Minutes

5 20 10 25 15 30

Trinity College

Trinity Halls

Tallaght Hospital

St. James Hospital

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Appendix C – Cycle Network Plan for Greater Dublin Area

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a MEMORIAL PARK James's Street acken d M C2 Drumfin Road C1, C2, C3, C4 ad C1, C2, C3, C4 23 Nassau St C3 C4 213 W4 95 bert Ro G SPINE S2 W8 S4 Ballyfermot Road Con Col S2Bow Ln W Pearse BALLYFERMOT G1, G2 C SPINE 328 Kilmainham 95 M C4 251 252 Fonthill Road James’s o C1, C2, C3, C4 C1 C2 G2 un 16 A SPINE t Grand Canal W2 Emmet Road G2 G SPINE THE LIBERTIES St Dock 213 Cloverhill Road A1, A2, A3, A4 r Map Key

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H 95 G1, G2 Kildare St t Bulfin Road S Circular Rd ST. JAMES’S Spine / Branch Routes Griˆeen Road C1 C2 Your local area map IRISHTOWN C2 322 G1 95 95 Decies Road HOSPITAL Cork Street S2 d Clifden Road St Vincent Merrion How BusConnects gets you where you want to go. N Orbital Routes a 23 Bath Avenue Beach Road e 24 Square o 328 C2 G u d o 93 Other City Bound Routes riˆ en Bal a t rt e v gad Ro R h en A dy e 95 • Harold’s Cross • Milltown • Ranelagh • Rathgar • Rathmines Local Routes Church Road 327 Cher Fatima u ry e ADAMSTOWN n O D SPINE 82 7 8 r r Peakmb Time Routes c Rialto t C4 Adamstown Road 9th h 14 36 Thomas Omer L a D1, D2, D3, D4, D5 S r K o d Av 93 Beaumont via Airport via Shanowen Road Brackenstown Road Terminuse 321 t o w e l D1 c n y i City Centre City Centre via City Centre via City Centre r s u P e Herberton Rd l k l s l 16 e a i Suir 98 e Drimnagh Charlestown s A1 A2 A3 A4 m R O 15 n e m Shopping Centre a via City Centre b Lansdowne o r r d C1 mor East Wall via 20 via City Centre 10 Mountjoy Square oke Shackleton Road a N y e R o t o d al R Heuston City Centre b Parnell Balbutcher Lane Charlestown Heuston S2 ad W4 G o O 2022 F1, F2,F3 16 14 St Camden Luas E1 E2 O S2 Sean Moore Road 22 n Adamstown Avenue D1 r a S2 Station Square via City Centre via City Centre via City Centre Station e d S4 a

l 36 Haddington Rd

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327 C o Blackhorse Park West Avenue Ke G Fonthill a ep O Adamstown d er i l 259 d a 23 R Clane Road CELBRIDGE o oa Burlington f R d P BALLSBRIDGE o Kishoge Fonthill Road 22 C1 C2 Park West & e 22 Road em S2 r 213 C1 C2 rn F SPINE Grove b d u R aterloo Rd r Roa Strand Road Cherry Orchard o d o d 251 252 M Parnell Road F1, F2, F3 a 34 35 ke G1 a W n Errigal Rd Cooley Rd Ro R403 o e a R l d a Morehampton Road W8 321 322 Crumlin Road r 15 SandymountSandymount e g

h h Hazelhatch Road Bluebell g 355 New Nangor Road D SPINE 24 Clo B SPINE Newtown Road 259 S2 E SPINE Merrion Road C2 Grange Castle Rd D3 D1 22 D1, D2, D3, D4, D5 HAROLD'S Kylemore Tallaght 20 14 Ranelagh B1, B2, B3, B4 355 M50 Appian Way Ne 20 E1, E2 C1 D1 D3 w Na CRUMLIN CROSS S2 St John’s ng Kildare Road Sundrive Road d o CHILDREN’S A SPINE S r a Anglesea Road GRANGE a R 93 HOSPITAL n o Heuston d o F SPINE A1, A2, A3, A4 foRANELAGH a Station r R d 20 d CASTLE D3 D1 D3 S2 F1, F2, F3 R 213

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& Celbridge a 355 t F1 n N n Walkinstown Rd p C 256 S Nangor Road w t R e h s e N il 20 Cromwellsfort Rd ’ Rathgar Road 380 o Old Nangor Road l Turnpike Road S2 r Cowper 11 12 256 R INDUSTRIAL d a Grange Castle Road o F2 l 355 ad d SAINT Ballymount Lower Spawell o to UCD ESTATE S4 r B3 B4 93 W2 Red Cow St Peter’sF Road3 a A SPINE Nutley Lane VINCENT’S 356 Kimmage Road West H N7 F3 A1, A2, A3, A4 10 213 HOSPITAL 98 W 24 immage Road Lower Richmond Limekiln Clonskeagh Road 356 to City Centre 355 to City Centre d K W8 Redcow Luas 20 a RATHGAR D o a Peamount Road Baldonel Road R F3 Highfield Road G1 256 Liffey r a l tr 256 Ro d l Valley d E Road a oa Greenhills Road 's S4 R y s h S4 e O Terenure Road West r e u Milltown Road e n R Rock Road e r UCD m t 24 r MILLTOWN i e w o Booterstown a F3 Greentrees Road T S4 J h Poolbeg St a CORKAGH t e d B1 B2 S W 24 ll Milltown Calmount Road Ro 318 344 345 a S4 PARK Whitehall Road d Wynnsward Drive 15 TERENURE S4 UCD Belgard Road F1 to City Centre E SPINE D2 D4 D5 F2 Fortfield Road Bushy Park Road Orwell Park E1, E2 W4 Sylvan Drive F3 A1 A3 A2 A4 S6 Bird Avenue UCD B3 B4 M50 Templeville Road CLONSKEAGH S4 St John’s Drive 14 S4 Blackrock 15 16 24 10 Ticknock Limekiln Road Dodder Park 98 Wainsfort Road Hazelhatch Road Ro S6 226 K Ballycullen A1 A3 Tallaght Tallaght 16d 24 Dundrum 14 Belarmine 11 12 Enniskerry ebu d ck i R Braemor Road R

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A4 v m o Drummartin Road NEWCASTLE n a e o 356 393 o n S6 Taney to UCD n Par t 98 e l 24 ue a k R120 v d CookstownCookstown Way Roa l o rg w A Fettercairn irton d y 316 llo e D2 A n i 311 d R r Main Street S6 t gswoo o d S N 222 in 318 235 t York Road & o a K Tallaght Road 14 C a A 312 a 225

W8 College Road TALLAGHT CHERRYFIELD o i n d v t R HOSPITAL R S8 y e Road Lower 225 o n B4 NUTGROVE n w a Glasthule Road d e d u Roa F1 10 Marian Road e Greenhills Road d e N7 e se Grange Road 313 s nu Cheeverstown Castletymon Road A3 u o 221 t e o b 225 225 Monkstown Avenue to Celbridge v Belgard Square h A4 r A S6 y o d ir l K t F l A2 i 316 W8 Bianconi Avenue ad s R Cheeverstown Road Hospital 198 lm STILLORGAN Abbey Road e A3 16 a N a & Maynooth R120 d Main A1 c 312 w l B ud S8 Road u Barton Road VILLAGE y e W4 20 R

t 10 it fi oa 226 227 C k Tallaght g d Harbour 393 Templeroan A2 Up Road Citywest o B r p er E SPINE W8 d o o Tallaght Bypass Campus r a v E1, E2 W8 d R l 93 B oo l 235 e Kilmacud E2 w y 24 le M50 W Glenageary ap ad S6 c 316 M Ro S8 u a n 318 y y Kill Lane Station Road o l Drummartin Link Fortunestown F t l K a 312 W8 Mill Road D2 o g e nocklyon oden Wa

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244 n W l h & Ballymore Heig e on 313 KILLINEY Stoneyhill Road 345 hts D4 n PARK Field Road 226 ad a Central o to City Centre Kiltipper Road Ticknock Park R HILL 344 y H Park 347 A1 ar Old Bray Road a PARK 16 M50 old cle 345 via Tallaght 16 s G oad SANDYFORD 10 llin Oldcourt Road range R Kilgobbin Road Ba Coolmine 10 VILLAGE Kiltipper Road D4 B4 Blackglen Road Glencairn Bray Road 227 Bohernabreena 235 344 Hillcrest Road 221 Kilteel Road 10 ge R Church Road illa o 345 Woodside Road a KILLINEY 11 12 V d N7 Blessington Road 222 211 213 Cornelscourt Hill Road 98 244 344 to Ballymore Eustace 11 The Gallops 311 to Blessington B BELARMINE 227 244 e 226 CABINTEELY l Churchview Road & Ballymore 345 to Ballyknockan a r 227 PARK 235 m i n 313

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Appendix D – Public Transport Info

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frequent and popularPrebend Street key routes operating Wes 4725 CathalC Brugha Street James Joyce StreetStree into and out of the city centre. este 4508 MarlboroughMarlboroug Street

Lower Dominick Street Parnell Street Seville Place roug 7RĺQG\RXUVWRSXVHWKHGHVWLQDWLRQĺQGHULQ 278 Foley Street Lower Henrietta Place Bolton Street DART the tab above. kkSt S ee tr StreS 281 t MabbotM Lane StS O’Connell 272 ppe ConnollyC ll Upper Oriel Street King’s Inns Street Upper Savoyo For Real Time Passenger Information Dominick ot Rail Cinemae Talbot Street ens S Dublin 277 Station click on the stop numbers nns St 1184 Store Street Bus Lower Sheriff Street t Amiens Street ee Head LUAS tr 270 S Parnell Street .EkBD 4724 ng i Moo Cathedral St. Marlborough Street K Street Green Cineworldw d Talbot Street h mons Street Upper Church Street rt Ilac 2 No Cinemam re Henry Place 274 2 Street

Commons Street Shopping Street O’Connell 6059 Strreet tre Centre 279 Earl Street Busáras Parnell Street O’Connell Street Earl PlacePl Marlborough Place Jervis Street LUASLUUA Wolf Tone Street Irish Life AS Mall George’s Dock Beresford Street 288 Henry Street GPO Marlborough George’s Dock Lower Mayor Street Capel Street Clery’sy 289

rd re el lll 7591 Upper Liffey Street ville Pl et tNorth Sackvillekvk Place Lowerwer AbbAbbey Street George’sGe Hill AttArnotts Custom Prince’s StreetO’Connell North

t GPO 271 Abbey Theatre e House

e 299 Lower Jervis Lane r Jervis Street 298

t Abbey Street

297 Commons Street S Jerviser L Shopping Custom House Quay Mary’s Lane Customm HousHouse Quay h Centre Mary’sM Lane Middle Abbey Street c Eden Quay St Michan’s Street 302 r LUAS 301 Talbot Northo Wall Quay Guild St u Bridge Greek Street Memorial 3 h RosieR 3 Bridge C Hackett

Jervis Street Jervis Lower y LiffeyLiff St. Bridge George North Lotts gh Quay ’s Quay Sean O’Casey UpperUp Abbey Street Bur Bridge y 273

Capel Street TaraStreet Mary’s Abbey O’ConnellO RIVERV LIFFEY 315 Bridge CityC Quay Samuel Beckett LUAS ay Great Strand Street 7622 334 Hawkins Street Briddge Bachelor’s Walk D’Olier St. Four Courts Olie

s S 335 r Sir John Rogerson’s Quay Chancery Place GreatGrea Strand Street HH’a’penny RRogers ’ Aston Quay 317 Screen Bridge 325 336 Cinema

r Placeery 7392 Millenium 328 340 Lower Ormond QuayBridge QQuay ay 319 Townsend Street uay Fleet Street Townsend Street Windmill Lane Grattan Fleet Street ill

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la Court Dame High Street P h e Centre urc Wic g klow ThomasTho Street stch Exchequerue Street Str 404 DART i r e Pearse Street t Chr DublinD Castleastaas et o Na 406 et 5 e s 5 Powerscourt sa 405 G u S Boyne Street t Townhouse t ree WestlandWestl Row a Centre t e Dawson r Coppinger Row Street Lincoin Place G South Street Tivolli Bride Street ry Stre ThT eatre NicholasNich Street Great Ship Street h t Upper Erne Street Ross Road DruryDru Street DukeDu Street South Cumberland Street Innéacs Íocón na Léarscáile / Map Icon Index u tSh o Setanta Place ta Plac pS S am lace ClareClar Street

ckenc Street Stadanna Bus / Bus Stops St y ChanceryCh Lane illi th et Bride Road on S St Fenian Street Francis Street Low MackenMac Street Iarnród / Rail / DART er S SouthSou Fredrick Street teph en on Oscar Wilde S South William Street Denzille Lane t South Str Harmony Row Luas . Clarendon Street Anne Street Molesworth Street Stre Str National Gallery House

Chatham St.Balfe St. Hogan Place Bride Street Bride Busáras / National Bus Station Street Bride of Ireland Merrion Square North Eolas / Information Great Longford Street The Mansion e Whitefriar St. Bull Alley Street Golden Lan Gaiety House School House Lane Pictiúrlann / Cinema King Street South iar S Theatre 793 HollesH StreetSt 6 atrick Street 6 Siopadóireacht / Shopping Nationalo HospitaH pital Patrick Street Street Merrione Lower Grand Canal Str Nithe is díol spéise / Attractions Kildare StreetMuseume Holles Street Wood Street St Stephen’s 792 Merrion Square West Amharclann / Theatre Bride StreetS Green Squarea Park The Coombe Shopping St. Stephen’s Green Nort Canal Stree

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outh o St nSn Square E e MeMerrion Route Bus Stop Grid Route Bus Stop Grid Route Bus Stop Grid Route Bus Stop Grid Dublin Bus Destination Route Number Ref Destination Route Number Ref Destination Route Number Ref Destination Route Number Ref Key City Centre Routes Coolock 15 7582 D4 Finglas Village 40 279 D2 Mater Hospital 38/a/b 793 D6 Rathgar 14, 15 301 E3 8VHWKHLQGH[DQGJULGUHIHUHQFHWRĺQG 15 299 E3 Glasnevin Cemetery 40 1358 D4 38/a/b 274 D2 14 336 E4 the right stop on the city centre map. 27 1358 D4 40 319 D4 46a 792 D6 14, 15 7581 D5 27 298 E3 40 279 D2 46a 320 D4 Rathmines 14, 15 301 E3 The stop number shown on the map also appears on the top of the bus stop to help Coombe Hospital 27, 151 302 E3 140 7582 D4 46a 274 D2 83/a 315 D3 \RXĺQG\RXUVWRSPRUHHDVLO\ 27, 77a, 151 4522 D4 140 274 D2 Mater Hospital (Private) 11 793 D6 14, 83 336 E4

Croke Park & Museum 11 793 D6 Guinness Storehouse 13, 40 270 D2 11, 16 320 D4 14, 15, 140 7581 D5 For Real Time Passenger Information click on the stop numbers 13, 16 1359 D4 13, 123, 40 335 E3 1, 13, 40 319 D4 140 6059 D2 For Timetable Information click the 11, 16 320 D4 13, 40 4521 D4 1, 11, 16 278 D1 140 334 E3 Bus Route numbers 1, 13 319 D4 123 272 D2 13, 16 1359 D4 Ringsend 1 271 D3 1, 11, 16 278 D1 123 1278 D4 13 281 D2 Route Bus Stop Grid 1, 77a 340 E4 Destination Route Number Ref DCU 9, 13 1359 D4 Harold’s Cross 9 277 D2 40 1358 D4 Santry 16 1359 D7 9 336 E4 40 279 D2 9, 13 319 D4 16 320 D4 9 1278 D4 Maynooth Village 66 346 E4 Ballsbridge/RDS 4, 7, 7a 4725 D1 4, 9, 13 281 D1 1 319 D4 11 793 D6 16 270 D2 66 317 D4 4, 7, 7a 273 E3 1, 16 278 D1 11 278 D1 16 336 E4 Merrion Square 4, 7, 7a 4725 D1 4, 7, 7a 405 E5 41/c 288 E2 Ballyfermot 40 270 D2 Donnybrook 39a 315 D3 16 1279 D5 4, 7, 7a 273 E3 South Circular Road 9 277 D2 40 335 E3 145 334 E3 Heuston Rail Station 25/a/b/d, 66/a/b, 67 346 E4 4, 7, 7a 405 E5 9 336 E4 40 4521 D4 39a 335 E3 66/a/b, 67 317 D4 25/a/b/d, 66/a/b, 67 315 D3 Stillorgan Village 46a 6059 D2 Blackrock 4, 7, 7a 4725 D1 39a 404 E5 25/a/b/d 7392 D4 25/a/b/d, 66/a/b, 67 406 E5 46a, 145 334 E3 4, 7, 7a 273 E3 39a 6059 D3 145 792 D6 Naas Road 13 270 D2 46a, 145 406 E5 4, 7, 7a 405 E5 46a, 145 406 E5 145 7588 F4 13 335 E3 145 7622 D3 Blanchardstown - 39/a 793 D6 Dublin Airport 16 1359 D4 145 325 D4 13 4521 D4 Swords Village 41/c 288 E2 Shopping Centre 39/a 7588 F4 16 320 D4 Howth Summit 31/a 289 E2 Navan Road 38/a/b, 39/a 793 D6 Tallaght Village 27 302 E3 39/a 328 D4 16 278 D1 Howth Village 31/a 289 E2 39/a 7588 F4 27 4522 D4 Blanchardstown - 38/a, 39 793 D6 41 288 E2 IKEA 140 7582 D4 38/a/b 274 D2 Templeogue 15 301 E3 Village 39 7588 F4 747 1359 D4 140 319 D4 39/a 328 D4 15 7581 D5 38/a 274 D2 747 4724 D2 140 274 D2 North Circular Road 46a 792 D6 Terenure Village 15 301 E3 39 328 D4 747 4508 D1 Kimmage 83 315 D3 46a 320 D4 15 7581 D5 Botanic Gardens 83 1359 D4 Dublin Zoo 46a 792 D6 9, 83 336 E4 46a 274 D2 16 270 D2 83 319 D4 46a 320 D4 83 1279 D5 Ongar 39/a 793 D6 16 336 E4 Bray Main Street 145 7622 D3 46a 274 D2 Leeson Street 11 271 D3 39/a 7588 F4 The 151 7622 D3 145 334 E3 Dún Laoghaire 7, 7a 4725 D1 11 404 E5 39/a 328 D4 151 297 E3 145 406 E5 7, 7a 273 E3 46a 6059 D2 Our Lady’s Children’s 27, 151 302 E3 The Square Tallaght 27 302 E3 Celbridge 67 346 E4 7, 7a 405 E5 46a, 145 334 E3 Hospital, Crumlin 27, 77a, 151 4522 D4 27 4522 D4 67 317 D4 46a 6059 D2 46a, 145 406 E5 123 272 D2 8&'%HOĺHOG 39a 315 D3 Charlestown S.C. 9 1359 D4 46a 334 E3 Liffey Valley S.C. 40 270 D2 123 335 E3 39a 335 E3 9, 40 319 D4 46a 406 E5 40 335 E3 123 1278 D4 39a 404 E5 9 281 D1 Dundrum 14 301 E3 40 4521 D5 Phibsboro 9 1359 D4 Walkinstown Cross 27 302 E3 40 1358 D4 14 336 E4 Lucan (Esker Church) 25a 346 E4 9, 83, 140 319 D4 27, 77a 4522 D4 40 279 D2 14 7581 D5 25a 7392 D4 4, 9 281 D1

Citywest Business Pk. 77a 4522 D4 Fairview 14, 15 7582 D4 Lucan Village 25, 66/a/b, 67 346 E4 140 7582 D4

Clondalkin Village 13 270 D2 15 299 E3 66/a/b, 67 317 D4 140 274 D2

13 335 E3 27 1358 D4 25 7392 D4 Ranelagh 11 271 D3

13 4521 D4 27 298 E3 Malahide Road 42 1184 F2 11 404 E5

Clonskeagh 11 271 D3 130 7591 E2 Malahide Village 42 1184 F2 16 270 D2

11 404 E5 Finglas Village 40 1358 D4 Marino 123 1359 D4 16 336 E4

Clontarf 130 7591 E2 40 319 D4 123 274 D2 16 1279 D5 123 4508 D1 Dublin Bus Core Dublin Bus Routes This diagram shows the core routes operating

in and out of the city centre. 41/c Swords Most bus routes displayed on this diagram Malahide cross the city centre and routes of similar 16 Pavillions Castle colour follow the same path with the exception Dublin Airport of Routes 29a, 41/c, 31/a/b and 130. 4 13

For Timetable Information click the Harristown83/a 42 Bus Route numbers Portmarnock 140 41

38/a/b IKEA 15 IBM 1 "KNMFQHEkM Charlestown 11 Santry ITB Ballycoolin 9 14 27 (Peak times only) 40 Beaumont Clare Hall National Wadelai Aquatic Centre Finglas DCU Beaumont 29a 39/a Connolly Hospital Drumcondra Hospital Rail Station Coolock Ongar Blanchardstown Croke 123 Clonsilla Blanchardstown Botanic 7/a Park Shopping Centre Gardens Marino Mountjoy Glasnevin Artane Cemetery Square Castleknock 38 Donnycarney Navan Rd 31/a/b Cabra Mater 66 Dublin Zoo Intel Howth Maynooth Phoenix Clontarf Park 46a 130 O’Connell HP Street 67 66b 66a Talbot Street 145 Bachelors Walk East Wall Straffan Castletown Captain’s Heuston Eden Quay 151 Road Hill Rail Station

IFSC Burgh Quay The 3Arena Liffey Valley Palmerstown Aston Quay Dodsboro 40 77a 25 Lucan Westmoreland D’Olier Street Ringsend 25a Street 151 Pearse Street Adamstown Foxborough Dame Street 25b/d Ballyfermot St James’s Sandymount 25/a/b/d Aviva Stadium 13 Merrion 1 66/a/b Square Clondalkin Naas Rd Inchicore 67 39 Baggot 38/a/b Street RDS Nassau Street The Coombe Crumlin Blackrock 123 Our Lady's Clinic Children's Harold’s Walkinstown Cross Hospital Innéacs Íocón na Léarscáile Donnybrook Aerfort Ranelagh Iarnród / DART Tallaght Luas 27 Jobstown 39a Ospidéil 4"#!DKkDKC Clonskeagh Stillorgan 46a Coláistí Dún 77a Rathmines Laoghaire Siopadóireacht Beacon Hospital 140 4 Dún Laoghaire Nithe is díol spéise Monkstown Citywest Rathgar Harbour Sandyford St. Luke’s Industrial Estate Map Icon Index Terenure 11 Airport 14 Rail / DART Kimmage Dundrum Luas Limekiln 83/a Ballycullen Templeogue Ballinteer Hospital 16 Bray 9 15 Colleges 145 7a Shopping Attractions Brides Glen Luas 7

Operative Date: March 2018 142 Wendell Avenue - University College of Dublin UCD operated by Dublin Bus

from 11.11.19 to 24.12.19, not 16.11.19, 17.11., 23.11., 24.11., 30.11., 1.12., 7.12., 8.12., 14.12., 15.12., 21.12., 22.12. Portmarnock, Wendell Avenue, stop 3605 (W-bound) 7.10 7.25 7.35 7.45 7.55 Portmarnock, Kelvin Close, stop 3606 (N-bound) 7.10 7.25 7.35 7.45 7.55 Portmarnock, Redfern Avenue, stop 3607 (E-bound) 7.11 7.26 7.36 7.46 7.56 Portmarnock, PSLC, stop 6051 (W-bound) 7.11 7.26 7.36 7.46 7.56 Portmarnock, Malahide Golf Club, stop 6053 (W-bound) 7.12 7.27 7.37 7.47 7.57 Portmarnock, Blackwood Lane, stop 7327 (W-bound) 7.13 7.28 7.38 7.48 7.58 Malahide, The Hill Malahide, stop 3629 (N-bound) 7.14 7.29 7.39 7.49 7.59 Malahide, Malahide Comm School, stop 3630 (N-bound) 7.15 7.30 7.40 7.50 8.00 Malahide, Seamount Road, stop 3631 (N-bound) 7.15 7.30 7.40 7.50 8.00 Malahide, Hill Drive, stop 3632 (N-bound) 7.16 7.31 7.41 7.51 8.01 Malahide, Church Street, stop 3633 (N-bound) 7.17 7.32 7.42 7.52 8.02 Malahide, Malahide Station, stop 3634 (opp) 7.18 7.33 7.43 7.53 8.03 Malahide, Cricket Club, stop 3635 (W-bound) 7.19 7.34 7.44 7.54 8.04 Malahide, St Sylvesters School, stop 3636 (W-bound) 7.19 7.34 7.44 7.54 8.04 Malahide, Yellow Walls Road, stop 905 (opp) 7.21 7.36 7.46 7.56 8.06 Malahide, Seabury Road, stop 4331 (W-bound) 7.23 7.38 7.48 7.58 8.08 Malahide, Estuary Road, stop 4339 (NE-bound) 7.25 7.40 7.50 8.00 8.10 Waterside (Dublin), Chamley Park, stop 7692 7.26 7.41 7.51 8.01 8.11 Malahide, Waterside, stop 6010 (W-bound) 7.28 7.43 7.53 8.03 8.13 Swords, Feltrim Business Pk, stop 3656 (opp) 7.31 7.46 7.56 8.06 8.16 Drinan, Holywell View, stop 7194 (nr) 7.32 7.47 7.57 8.07 8.17 Drinan, Holywell Wood, stop 7196 (W-bound) 7.34 7.49 7.59 8.09 8.19 Drinan, Holywell Cresent, stop 6310 (W-bound) 7.35 7.50 8.00 8.10 8.20 Drinan, Holywell Close, stop 6311 7.35 7.50 8.00 8.10 8.20 East Wall, Port Tunnel Fake Docklands, The Point, stop 7399 7.59 8.14 8.24 8.34 8.44 Docklands, Convention Centre, stop 7398 (opp) 8.01 8.16 8.26 8.36 8.46 Docklands, Guild Street, stop 7397 (opp) 8.01 8.16 8.26 8.36 8.46 Docklands, North Wall Quay, stop 6252 8.02 8.17 8.27 8.37 8.47 Dublin, Eden Quay, stop 301 (opp) 8.03 8.18 8.28 8.38 8.48 Dublin City South, Hawkins Street, stop 4495 (S-bound) 8.04 8.19 8.29 8.39 8.49 Pearse Station, Pearse Station, stop 2809 (S-bound) 8.09 8.24 8.34 8.44 8.54 Merrion Square, Merrion Sq West, stop 2810 8.11 8.26 8.36 8.46 8.56 Stephen’s Green, Stephen’s Green East, stop 843 8.15 8.30 8.40 8.50 9.00 Dublin City South, Earlsfort Terrace, stop 1013 (S-bound) 8.16 8.31 8.41 8.51 9.01 Dublin City South, Adelaide Road, stop 1015 (opp) 8.18 8.33 8.43 8.53 9.03 Portobello, South Richmond St, stop 1016 (opp 1016) 8.20 8.35 8.45 8.55 9.05 10.30 11.30 12.30 13.30 14.30 15.30 Rathmines, Rathmines Rd Lower, stop 1017 (opp) 8.21 8.36 8.46 8.56 9.06 10.30 11.30 12.30 13.30 14.30 15.30 Rathmines, St Mary’s College, stop 1018 (N-bound) 8.22 8.37 8.47 8.57 9.07 10.31 11.31 12.31 13.31 14.31 15.31 Rathmines, Military Road, stop 1019 (opp) 8.22 8.37 8.47 8.57 9.07 10.31 11.31 12.32 13.32 14.32 15.32 Rathmines, Rathmines, stop 1020 (S-bound) 8.23 8.38 8.48 8.58 9.08 10.32 11.32 12.33 13.33 14.32 15.33 Rathmines, Swan Centre, stop 1076 (S-bound) 8.24 8.39 8.49 8.59 9.09 10.33 11.33 12.34 13.34 14.33 15.34 Rathmines, Rathmines Rd Upper, stop 1021 (opp) 8.25 8.40 8.50 9.00 9.10 10.34 11.34 12.36 13.35 14.34 15.35 Rathmines, Church Avenue, stop 6042 8.25 8.40 8.50 9.00 9.10 10.35 11.35 12.36 13.35 14.34 15.35 Rathmines, Summerville Park, stop 1022 8.26 8.41 8.51 9.01 9.11 10.35 11.35 12.36 13.35 14.34 15.36 Rathmines, Rathmines Close, stop 1023 (opp) 8.27 8.42 8.52 9.02 9.12 10.36 11.36 12.37 13.36 14.35 15.36 Rathmines, Frankfort Avenue, stop 1024 (opp) 8.27 8.42 8.52 9.02 9.12 10.36 11.36 12.38 13.36 14.36 15.37 Rathgar, Palmeston Villas, stop 895 (S-bound) 8.28 8.43 8.53 9.03 9.13 10.37 11.37 12.39 13.37 14.36 15.37 Rathgar, Trinity Hall, stop 1025 (S-bound) 8.29 8.44 8.54 9.04 9.14 10.38 11.38 12.40 13.38 14.37 15.38 Rathgar, Orwell Park, stop 1026 (opp) 8.31 8.46 8.56 9.06 9.16 10.39 11.39 12.41 13.40 14.38 15.40 Dartry, Dodder Walk, stop 1027 (E-bound) 8.31 8.46 8.56 9.06 9.16 10.39 11.39 12.41 13.40 14.38 15.40 Dartry, South Hill, stop 1028 (opp) 8.32 8.47 8.57 9.07 9.17 10.40 11.40 12.42 13.40 14.38 15.40 Clonskeagh, Dundrum Road, stop 2818 (S-bound) 8.35 8.50 9.00 9.10 9.20 10.42 11.42 12.44 13.42 14.41 15.43 , Millmount Terrace, stop 2819 (S-bound) 8.36 8.51 9.01 9.11 9.21 10.42 11.42 12.44 13.43 14.41 15.43 Clonskeagh, Bird Avenue, stop 3012 (E-bound) 8.36 8.51 9.01 9.11 9.21 10.43 11.43 12.45 13.43 14.42 15.44 Belfield, UCD Sports Centre, stop 877 (E-bound) 8.41 8.56 9.06 9.16 9.26 10.47 11.47 12.49 13.47 14.45 15.47

142 University College of Dublin UCD - Coast Road operated by Dublin Bus

from 11.11.19 to 24.12.19, not 16.11.19, 17.11., 23.11., 24.11., 30.11., 1.12., 7.12., 8.12., 14.12., 15.12., 21.12., 22.12. Belfield, UCD Sports Centre, stop 877 (E-bound) 11.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00 16.00 16.35 16.50 17.05 17.35 Clonskeagh, Gledswood Drive, stop 876 11.02 12.02 13.02 14.02 15.02 16.02 16.38 16.53 17.08 17.38 Clonskeagh, Bird Avenue, stop 3011 (W-bound) 11.03 12.04 13.03 14.03 15.03 16.04 16.39 16.54 17.09 17.39 Windy Arbour, Millmount Terrace, stop 2896 (N-bound) 11.04 12.05 13.04 14.04 15.04 16.04 16.40 16.55 17.10 17.40 Windy Arbour, Luke’s Crescent, stop 2897 (N-bound) 11.04 12.05 13.04 14.04 15.04 16.05 16.41 16.56 17.11 17.41 Dartry, South Hill, stop 1062 (W-bound) 11.06 12.07 13.06 14.06 15.06 16.07 16.43 16.58 17.13 17.43 Dartry, Dodder Walk, stop 1063 (opp) 11.06 12.07 13.07 14.07 15.06 16.08 16.44 16.59 17.14 17.44 Rathgar, Dartry Road, stop 1064 (NW-bound) 11.07 12.08 13.07 14.07 15.07 16.08 16.44 16.59 17.14 17.44 Rathgar, Trinity Hall, stop 1065 (N-bound) 11.08 12.09 13.08 14.08 15.07 16.09 16.45 17.00 17.15 17.45 Rathgar, Rathmines Rd Upper, stop 1066 (N-bound) 11.08 12.10 13.09 14.09 15.08 16.10 16.46 17.01 17.16 17.46 Rathmines, Rathmines Close, stop 1067 (N-bound) 11.09 12.11 13.10 14.10 15.10 16.11 16.48 17.03 17.18 17.48 Rathmines, Church Avenue, stop 1068 (N-bound) 11.10 12.12 13.11 14.11 15.11 16.12 16.49 17.04 17.19 17.49 Rathmines, Swan Centre, stop 1069 11.12 12.13 13.13 14.13 15.13 16.14 16.50 17.05 17.20 17.50 Rathmines, Rathmines, stop 1070 11.12 12.14 13.13 14.13 15.14 16.15 16.51 17.06 17.21 17.51 Rathmines, St Mary’s College, stop 1071 (S-bound) 11.13 12.15 13.15 14.15 15.15 16.16 16.53 17.08 17.23 17.53 Rathmines, Grove Park, stop 4528 (S-bound) 11.14 12.16 13.15 14.15 15.16 16.17 16.54 17.09 17.24 17.54 Portobello, South Richmond St, stop 1072 (1072) 11.14 12.16 13.16 14.16 15.16 16.18 16.55 17.10 17.25 17.55 Kelly’s Corner, Grantham Street, stop 7577 16.57 17.12 17.27 17.57 Dublin City South, Pleasants Street, stop 1353 (N-bound) 16.58 17.13 17.28 17.58 Dublin City South, Aungier Street, stop 1354 (N-bound) 17.01 17.16 17.31 18.01 Dublin City South, Aungier Place, stop 7589 Dublin City South, Fade Street, stop 7578 17.03 17.18 17.33 18.03 Temple Bar, Dame Street, stop 7582 17.05 17.20 17.35 18.05 Dublin City, Custom House, stop 407 (1) 17.13 17.28 17.43 18.13 Docklands, Custom House Quay, stop 2498 (5) 17.13 17.28 17.43 18.13 Docklands, Custom House Quay, stop 2499 (10) 17.13 17.28 17.43 18.13 Docklands, Beckett Bridge, stop 2500 (E-bound) 17.14 17.29 17.44 18.14 Docklands, New Wapping Street, stop 2501 (E-bound) 17.15 17.30 17.45 18.15 East Wall, Br an Phoirt Thoir, stop 7623 17.16 17.31 17.46 18.16 Drinan, Holywell Cresent, stop 6312 17.38 17.53 18.08 18.38 Drinan, Holywell Drive, stop 7197 (E-bound) 17.39 17.54 18.09 18.39 Drinan, Holywell View, stop 7195 (nr) 17.41 17.56 18.11 18.41 Swords, Feltrim Business Pk, stop 3653 (opp) 17.42 17.57 18.12 18.42 Malahide, Waterside, stop 6055 (opp) 17.45 18.00 18.15 18.45 Malahide, Chamley Park, stop 1073 (E-bound) 17.47 18.02 18.17 18.47 Malahide, Estuary Road, stop 3641 (opp) 17.48 18.03 18.18 18.48 Malahide, Sacred Heart Church, stop 3642 (NE-bound) 17.49 18.04 18.19 18.49 Malahide, Yellow Walls Rd, stop 3643 (opp) 17.53 18.08 18.23 18.53 Malahide, St Sylvesters School, stop 3583 (E-bound) 17.54 18.09 18.24 18.54 Malahide, Cricket Club, stop 3584 (E-bound) 17.55 18.10 18.25 18.55 Malahide, Malahide Station, stop 3585 (E-bound) 17.56 18.11 18.26 18.56 Malahide, Church Street, stop 3625 (opp) 17.57 18.12 18.27 18.57 Malahide, The Hill Malahide, stop 3626 (S-bound) 17.58 18.13 18.28 18.58 Malahide, Seamount Road, stop 3627 (S-bound) 17.59 18.14 18.29 18.59 Malahide, Malahide Comm School, stop 3628 (S-bound) 18.00 18.15 18.30 19.00 Portmarnock, PSLC, stop 6052 (E-bound) 18.03 18.18 18.33 19.03 Portmarnock, Redfern Avenue, stop 3613 (E-bound) 18.03 18.18 18.33 19.03 Portmarnock, Wendell Avenue, stop 3615 (E-bound) 18.04 18.19 18.34 19.04 Portmarnock, Coast Road, stop 3616 (N-bound) 18.05 18.20 18.35 19.05 140 Saint Margaret’s Road - Upper Rathmines Road operated by Dublin Bus

from 2.12.19 to 13.3.20, not 7.12.19, 8.12., 14.12., 15.12., 21.12., 22.12., 25.12., 26.12., 28.12., 29.12.19, 1.1.20, 4.1., 5.1., 11.1., 12.1., 18.1., 19.1., 25.1., 26.1., 1.2., 2.2., 8.2., 9.2., 15.2., 16.2., 22.2., 23.2., 29.2., 1.3., 7.3., 8.3. Ballymun, IKEA, stop 7149 (nr) 6.55 Ballymun, St Margaret’s Road, stop 7277 (nr) 6.56 , Hampton Wood, stop 6363 6.58 Poppintree, Jamestown Road, stop 6361 6.59 Hampton Wood, Hampton Wood Road, stop 6367 7.00 Poppintree, Lanesborough Estate, stop 4985 (opp) 7.00 Charlestown (Dublin), St Margaret’s Road, stop 6219 (NW-bound) 7.02 Charlestown (Dublin), Melville, stop 6229 (NW-bound) 7.03 Charlestown (Dublin), Century Business Pk, stop 6364 (W-bound) 7.04 Finglas, McKelvey Avenue, stop 1558 (S-bound) 7.06 Glasnevin, Finglas Road, stop 4542 (SE-bound) 7.10 Glasnevin, Clearwater SC, stop 1531 (opp) 7.11 Glasnevin, Prospect Hill, stop 1532 (opp) 7.12 Glasnevin, Tolka Vale, stop 1533 (S-bound) 7.13 Glasnevin, Ballyboggan Road, stop 1534 (opp) 7.14 Glasnevin, The Willows, stop 1535 (opp) 7.15 Glasnevin, Glasnevin Cemetery, stop 1536 (SE-bound) 7.16 Glasnevin, St Vincent’s School, stop 1537 (opp) 7.19 Glasnevin, Lindsay Grove, stop 186 (S-bound) 7.21 Phibsborough, Phibsborough Road, stop 187 (S-bound) 7.23 Phibsborough, North Circular Road, stop 188 (S-bound) 7.24 Phibsborough, Fire Station, stop 189 (opp) 7.26 Phibsborough, Broadstone, stop 190 (opp) 7.27 Phibsborough, Western Way, stop 191 (opp) 7.28 Phibsborough, Blessington Street, stop 819 (SE-bound) 7.30 Dublin, Parnell Square East, stop 264 (SE-bound) 7.33 Dublin City, The Spire of Dublin, stop 6059 (nr) 7.35 Dublin City South, D’Olier Street, stop 334 (SE-bound) 7.37 Temple Bar, Dame Street, stop 7581 7.41 Dublin City South, S Great George’s St, stop 1283 (SW-bound) 7.43 Dublin City South, Redmond’s Hill, stop 7579 7.44 Dublin City South, Camden Street Lower, stop 1285 (opp) 7.47 Portobello, South Richmond St, stop 1016 (opp 1016) 7.49 Rathmines, Rathmines Rd Lower, stop 1017 (opp) 7.50 Rathmines, St Mary’s College, stop 1018 (N-bound) 7.51 Rathmines, Military Road, stop 1019 (opp) 7.51 Rathmines, Rathmines, stop 1020 (S-bound) 7.52 Rathmines, Swan Centre, stop 1076 (S-bound) 7.53 Rathmines, Rathmines Rd Upper, stop 1021 (opp) 7.54 Rathmines, Church Avenue, stop 6042 7.54 Rathmines, Summerville Park, stop 1022 7.54 Rathmines, Rathmines Close, stop 1023 (opp) 7.55 Rathmines, Frankfort Avenue, stop 1024 (opp) 7.56 Rathgar, Palmeston Villas, stop 895 (S-bound) 7.56 from 2.12.19 to 13.3.20, not 7.12.19, 8.12., 14.12., 15.12., 21.12., 22.12., 25.12., 26.12., 28.12., 29.12.19, 1.1.20, 4.1., 5.1., 11.1., 12.1., 18.1., 19.1., 25.1., 26.1., 1.2., 2.2., 8.2., 9.2., 15.2., 16.2., 22.2., 23.2., 29.2., 1.3., 7.3., 8.3. Ballymun, IKEA, stop 7149 (nr) 7.03 Ballymun, St Margaret’s Road, stop 7277 (nr) 7.04 Poppintree, Hampton Wood, stop 6363 7.06 Poppintree, Jamestown Road, stop 6361 7.07 Hampton Wood, Hampton Wood Road, stop 6367 7.08 Poppintree, Lanesborough Estate, stop 4985 (opp) 7.08 Charlestown (Dublin), St Margaret’s Road, stop 6219 (NW-bound) 7.10 Charlestown (Dublin), Melville, stop 6229 (NW-bound) 7.11 Charlestown (Dublin), Century Business Pk, stop 6364 (W-bound) 7.12 Finglas, McKelvey Avenue, stop 1558 (S-bound) 7.14 Glasnevin, Finglas Road, stop 4542 (SE-bound) 7.18 Glasnevin, Clearwater SC, stop 1531 (opp) 7.19 Glasnevin, Prospect Hill, stop 1532 (opp) 7.20 Glasnevin, Tolka Vale, stop 1533 (S-bound) 7.21 Glasnevin, Ballyboggan Road, stop 1534 (opp) 7.22 Glasnevin, The Willows, stop 1535 (opp) 7.23 Glasnevin, Glasnevin Cemetery, stop 1536 (SE-bound) 7.24 Glasnevin, St Vincent’s School, stop 1537 (opp) 7.27 Glasnevin, Lindsay Grove, stop 186 (S-bound) 7.29 Phibsborough, Phibsborough Road, stop 187 (S-bound) 7.31 Phibsborough, North Circular Road, stop 188 (S-bound) 7.32 Phibsborough, Fire Station, stop 189 (opp) 7.34 Phibsborough, Broadstone, stop 190 (opp) 7.35 Phibsborough, Western Way, stop 191 (opp) 7.36 Phibsborough, Blessington Street, stop 819 (SE-bound) 7.38 Dublin, Parnell Square East, stop 264 (SE-bound) 7.41 Dublin City, The Spire of Dublin, stop 6059 (nr) 7.43 Dublin City South, D’Olier Street, stop 334 (SE-bound) 7.45 Temple Bar, Dame Street, stop 7581 7.49 Dublin City South, S Great George’s St, stop 1283 (SW-bound) 7.51 Dublin City South, Redmond’s Hill, stop 7579 7.52 Dublin City South, Camden Street Lower, stop 1285 (opp) 7.55 Portobello, South Richmond St, stop 1016 (opp 1016) 7.57 Rathmines, Rathmines Rd Lower, stop 1017 (opp) 7.58 Rathmines, St Mary’s College, stop 1018 (N-bound) 7.59 Rathmines, Military Road, stop 1019 (opp) 7.59 Rathmines, Rathmines, stop 1020 (S-bound) 8.00 Rathmines, Swan Centre, stop 1076 (S-bound) 8.01 Rathmines, Rathmines Rd Upper, stop 1021 (opp) 8.02 Rathmines, Church Avenue, stop 6042 8.02 Rathmines, Summerville Park, stop 1022 8.02 Rathmines, Rathmines Close, stop 1023 (opp) 8.03 Rathmines, Frankfort Avenue, stop 1024 (opp) 8.04 Rathgar, Palmeston Villas, stop 895 (S-bound) 8.04 To Drogheda, N Dublin Area Dundalk and Belfast Train and Tram Services End of Short Hop Zone

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To Sallins, Newbridge, Kildare, Cork, Regional Bus Station Windy Arbour Salthill & Monkstown P&R Red Cow Dundrum Dún Laoghaire Walking Connection P&R Balally Kingswood Sandycove & Glasthule Kilmacud Glenageary Belgard Cookstown P&R Stillorgan Dalkey Sandyford Killiney Fettercairn Hospital P&R Shankill P&R Cheeverstown Tallaght Central Park Bray Red Glencairn Citywest Campus The Gallops DART Greystones P&R Ballyogan WoodCarrickminesLaughanstownCherrywood Brides Glen Valley Green Kilcoole (Travel Credit not valid at this stop) Fortunestown End of Short Hop Zone Saggart Red To Wexford and Rosslare Europort SE December 2017