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St. Columb's College, Buncrana Road Morning ST. COLUMB'S COLLEGE, BUNCRANA ROAD MORNING BUS SERVICE - COUNTRY ROUTES Direct Services Time of departure Route 7.55 Ex-Strabane Bus Station, via Canal Street (8.00), Derry Road, Victoria Road, Berryhill Road,Ballymagorry (8.05), Victoria Road and Victoria Road. 8.10 Ex-St Canice's Park, via Eglinton Main Street (8.12), Coolafinney Road (8.13), Clooney Road, Maydown Road, Strathfoyle Estate (8.18), Maydown Road and Clooney Road. The following buses all terminate at the Foyle Street Depot Service No. Time of departure Route 98 7.55 Ex Strabane (Bus Centre), via Canal Street (8.00), Ballymagorry, Bready, Newbuildings andPrehen Park 102 7.25 Ex Strabane (Bus Centre), via Canal Street, Artigarvan, Donemana (07:50), Newbuildings(Chapel and Woodside Road), Prehen Park and Black Gates bus stop. 143 7.45 Ex Limavady, via Ballykelly, Walworth, Eglinton and Maydown. 147 7.45 Ex Ralliagh Corner, via Ballydonegan, Park, Claudy, Drumahoe and Altnagelvin. 148 7.45 Ex Dungiven, via Ralliagh Corner, Feeny, Straidarren, Claudy and Altnagelvin. 8.10 Ex Claudy, via Drumahoe and Altnagelvin 148B 7.45 Ex Dungiven, via Ballymonie, Claudy, Drumahoe and Altnagelvin. 152 7.45 Ex Eglinton (Airport), via Eglinton (Main Street), Tamnaherin, Lettershandoney, Drumahoe, Tullyally and Altnagelvin. 8.00 Ex Eglinton (Longfield), via Eglinton (Main Street), Tamnaherin, Lettershandoney, Drumahoe Tullyally and Altnagelvin. 182 7.55 Ex Ardground Killaloo, via Gosheden Cottages, Ardmore Bridge, Lisdillon and Tullyally. 8.50 Foyle Street Depot to Buncrana Road (2 buses) AFTERNOON BUS SERVICE - COUNTRY ROUTES Time of departure Route 3.40 Buncrana Road to Foyle Street Depot (3 buses) Direct Services Time of departure Route 3.40 To Strabane (Bus Centre) via Prehen Park, Victoria Road, all stops on request to Strabane (Abercorn Square). 3.40 To Faughanvale Bridge, via Clooney Road, Maydown, Broadbridge, Eglinton Village and Greysteel (NB this bus no longer serves Strathfoyle). 4.45 Non stop to Foyle Street (1 bus) - connecting with 17:15 departures from Foyle Street to Strabane and Dungiven and 17.30 to Limavady The following buses all depart from Foyle Street Depot Service No. Time of departure Route 98 4.15 To Strabane (Bus Centre), via Prehen Park, Newbuildings, Bready, Ballymagorry and Abercorn Square. 102 4.15 To Strabane (Bus Centre), via Newbuildings (Woodside Road and Chapel), Donemana, Artigarvan and Abercorn Square. 143 4.00 To Limavady, via Campsie, Eglinton, Faughanvale Bridge, Walworth and Ballykelly. 144 4.30 To Eglinton, via Strathfoyle and Campsie. 147 4.10 & 4.15 To Dreen (Kilcreen Road Junction), via Altnagelvin, Drumahoe, Claudy and Park. 148 4.15 To Dungiven, via Altnagelvin, Drumahoe, Claudy, Straidarren, Feeny and Ralliagh Corner. 152 4.15 To Eglinton (Longfield), via Waterside, Altnagelvin, Drumahoe, Lettershandoney and Tamnaherin. 182 4.15 To Ardgound Killaloo, via Altnagelvin, Tullyally, Ardmore Bridge and Knockbrack Park. ST. COLUMB'S COLLEGE, BUNCRANA ROAD These routes may be subject to alteration when the school returns in September. Intermediate times are approximate. MORNING BUS SERVICE - CITY ROUTES Ulsterbus Services (all Directly to St. Columb’s) Time of departure Route 8.05 Gobnascale/Strabane Old Road (8.05), Bard's Hill, Corrody Drive, Trench Road, Belt Road (8.10), Glenshane Road and Crescent Link. 8.40 Ex Knightsbridge, via Crescent Link (opposite Knightsbridge) and Crescent Link. 8.30 Ex Bishop Street via Letterkenny Road, Lone Moor Road, Infirmary Road, Northland Road, Springtown Road and Buncrana Road. 8.25 Ex Top of Southway via Circular Road, Linsfort Drive, Central Drive, Westway, Creggan Road, Hazelbank, Ringfort Road, Branch Road and Buncrana Road. 8.35 Ex Central Drive (Creggan Shops) via Creggan Broadway, Westway, Rosemount, Park Avenue, Northland Road, Springtown Road and Buncrana Road. 7.50 Ex Colby Avenue, via Culmore Road, Templeard (7.53), Hollybush School (7.54), Alder Road (7.58) and O’Donovan Road (8.00). 8.20 Foyle Street Depot to Buncrana Road (via Northland Road) 8.45 Foyle Street Depot to Buncrana Road (2 buses) Service to Foyle Street depot Time of departure Route 8.20 Ex Killea, via Nixon’s Corner, (8.24) AFTERNOON BUS SERVICE - CITY ROUTES Ulsterbus Services (all Directly from St. Columb’s) Time of departure Route 3.40 To Gobnascale, via Altnagelvin, Belt Road and Trench Road. 3.40 To Knightbridge and Strathfoyle, via Crescent Link and Retail Park (for Summer Meadows). 3.40 To Waterside, via Limavady Road and Glendermott Road. 3.40 To Bishop Street, via Northland Road, Francis Street, Lone Moor Road and Letterkenny Road. 3.40 To Creggan (Circular Road) via Park Avenue, Westway, Broadway, Central Drive and Linsfort Drive 3.40 To Creggan (Circular Road), via Hazelbank, Creggan Road, Westway, Broadway, Central Drive and Linsfort Drive. 3.40 To Glen Road , via Hazelbank, Creggan Road and Glen Road. 3.40 To Colby Avenue, via Culmore Road, Templeard, Hollybush School , Alder Road and O’Donovan Road . 3.40 Buncrana Road to Foyle Street Depot (3 buses) 4.45 Non stop to Foyle Street (1 bus) - connecting with 17:15 departures from Foyle Street to Strabane and Dungiven and 17.30 to Limavady . .
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