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77A bus time schedule & line map 77A Ringsend Road - Bianconi Avenue View In Website Mode The 77A bus line (Ringsend Road - Bianconi Avenue) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bianconi Avenue - Barrow Street: 6:00 AM - 11:30 PM (2) Ringsend Road - Bianconi Avenue: 5:40 AM - 11:25 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 77A bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 77A bus arriving. Direction: Bianconi Avenue - Barrow Street 77A bus Time Schedule 69 stops Bianconi Avenue - Barrow Street Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:00 AM - 11:30 PM Monday 6:00 AM - 11:30 PM Bianconi Avenue, Stop 4713 Tuesday 6:00 AM - 11:30 PM Castle Drive, Stop 4714 Citywest Road, Dublin Wednesday 6:00 AM - 11:30 PM Citywest Road, Stop 4960 Thursday 6:00 AM - 11:30 PM Friday 6:00 AM - 11:30 PM Magna Drive, Stop 4932 Citywest Road, Dublin Saturday 6:20 AM - 11:20 PM Belfry, Stop 4933 Citywest Road, Dublin Belfry Downs, Stop 2590 77A bus Info Direction: Bianconi Avenue - Barrow Street De Selby Estate, Stop 2591 Stops: 69 Trip Duration: 73 min Kiltalown Cottages, Stop 2592 Line Summary: Bianconi Avenue, Stop 4713, Castle Newhall Court, Dublin Drive, Stop 4714, Citywest Road, Stop 4960, Magna Drive, Stop 4932, Belfry, Stop 4933, Belfry Downs, Jobstown House, Stop 2357 Stop 2590, De Selby Estate, Stop 2591, Kiltalown Cottages, Stop 2592, Jobstown House, Stop 2357, Killinarden School, Stop 2566 Killinarden School, Stop 2566, Hazelgrove, Stop 16 Knockmore Gardens, Dublin 2567, Killinarden Heights, Stop 2568, Donomore Avenue, Stop 2569, Donomore Crescent, Stop 7550, Hazelgrove, Stop 2567 Health Care Centre, Stop 2570, Killinarden Estate, Hazelgrove Court, Dublin Stop 2571, Maplewood Avenue, Stop 2359, Alderwood, Stop 2360, Tallaght Luas, Stop 4348, Killinarden Heights, Stop 2568 Tallaght Hospital, South Dublin Cc, Stop 4647, Killinarden Heights, Dublin Belgard Square North, Stop 2346, Tallaght Village, Stop 4435, Village Green, Stop 2604, St Maelruan's Donomore Avenue, Stop 2569 Park, Stop 2605, The Crescent, Stop 2538, Seskin View Road, Stop 2606, Millbrook Lawns, Stop 2607, Donomore Crescent, Stop 7550 Avonmore Road, Stop 2608, Avonmore Drive, Stop 2609, Bolbrook, Stop 2610, Glenview Park, Stop 338 Cushlawn Park, Dublin 2554, Castletymon Road, Stop 2425, St Aengus Health Care Centre, Stop 2570 Church, Stop 2426, Tymon Lane, Stop 2427, Tymon Park, Stop 2428, Tymon North School, Stop 2429, 1 Cushlawn Park, Dublin Tymonville Grove, Stop 2430, Kilnamanagh Sc, Stop Killinarden Estate, Stop 2571 2371, Old Tymon Lane, Stop 2372, Kilakee Drive, Killinarden Estate, Dublin Stop 2373, Greenhills Sc, Stop 2377, Walkinstown Road, Stop 2378, Walkinstown Shop Cen, Stop 2183, Maplewood Avenue, Stop 2359 Drimnagh Road Junc, Stop 2184, Slievebloom Road, Maplewood Avenue, Dublin Stop 2185, St Mary's Road, Stop 7043, Crumlin Hospital, Stop 1424, Crumlin Road, Stop 2186, Alderwood, Stop 2360 Iveagh Grounds, Stop 2187, Crumlin College, Stop N81, Dublin 2188, Crumlin Sc, Stop 2189, Herberton Road, Stop 1436, Rutland Avenue, Stop 3952, Dolphin's Barn, Tallaght Luas, Stop 4348 Stop 2190, Coombe Hospital, Stop 4434, Marion Villas, Stop 2379, Ardee Street, Stop 2380, St Luke's Tallaght Hospital Avenue, Stop 2382, Newmarket Street, Stop 5099, Patrick's Cathedral, Stop 2383, Lord Edward Street, South Dublin Cc, Stop 4647 Stop 2002, Dame Street, Townsend Street, Stop 340, Prince's St South, Stop 350, Pearse Station, Pearse Belgard Square North, Stop 2346 Street, Grand Canal Dock, Pearse Square, Grand Canal Dock, Pearse Street, Ringsend Road, Barrow Tallaght Village, Stop 4435 Street Village Green, Stop 2604 St Maelruan's Park, Stop 2605 Saint Maelruan's Park, Dublin The Crescent, Stop 2538 2 The Crescent, Dublin Seskin View Road, Stop 2606 31 Seskin View Road, Dublin Millbrook Lawns, Stop 2607 1 The View, Dublin Avonmore Road, Stop 2608 45 Homelawn Gardens, Dublin Avonmore Drive, Stop 2609 1 Avonmore Drive, Dublin Bolbrook, Stop 2610 1 Glenview Drive, Dublin Glenview Park, Stop 2554 Glenview Link Road, Dublin Castletymon Road, Stop 2425 St Aengus Church, Stop 2426 Tymon Lane, Stop 2427 Tymon Park, Stop 2428 Saint Aongus Grove, Dublin Tymon North School, Stop 2429 Tymonville Grove, Stop 2430 Tymonville Grove, Dublin Kilnamanagh Sc, Stop 2371 Old Tymon Lane, Stop 2372 Kilakee Drive, Stop 2373 Greenhills Sc, Stop 2377 Walkinstown Road, Stop 2378 Walkinstown Road, Dublin Walkinstown Shop Cen, Stop 2183 64 Walkinstown Road, Dublin Drimnagh Road Junc, Stop 2184 20 Walkinstown Road, Dublin Slievebloom Road, Stop 2185 Drimnagh Road, Dublin St Mary's Road, Stop 7043 Drimnagh Road, Dublin Crumlin Hospital, Stop 1424 Crumlin Road, Dublin Crumlin Road, Stop 2186 313 Crumlin Road, Dublin Iveagh Grounds, Stop 2187 217 Crumlin Road, Dublin Crumlin College, Stop 2188 151-151a Crumlin Road, Dublin Crumlin Sc, Stop 2189 Herberton Road, Stop 1436 Rutland Avenue, Stop 3952 31A Crumlin Road, Dublin Dolphin's Barn, Stop 2190 Dolphin's Barn, Dublin Coombe Hospital, Stop 4434 73 Cork Street, Dublin Marion Villas, Stop 2379 Ardee Street, Stop 2380 Robinson's Court, Dublin St Luke's Avenue, Stop 2382 St Luke's Avenue, Dublin Newmarket Street, Stop 5099 Newmarket Street, Dublin Patrick's Cathedral, Stop 2383 Patrick Street, Dublin Lord Edward Street, Stop 2002 10-12 Lord Edward Street, Dublin Dame Street 38 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 Direction: Ringsend Road - Bianconi Avenue 77A bus Time Schedule 73 stops Ringsend Road - Bianconi Avenue Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:00 AM - 11:30 PM Monday 5:40 AM - 11:25 PM Ringsend Road, Stop 395 Shelbourne Village, Dublin Tuesday 5:40 AM - 11:25 PM Grand Canal Quay, Stop 396 Wednesday 5:40 AM - 11:25 PM Grand Canal Dock, Saint Andrew's Resource Thursday 5:40 AM - 11:25 PM Centre Friday 5:40 AM - 11:25 PM 114-116 Pearse Street, Dublin Saturday 5:55 AM - 11:25 PM Erne Street, Stop 398 Pearse Street, Dublin Pearse Station, Stop 399 51-54 Pearse Street, Dublin 77A bus Info Direction: Ringsend Road - Bianconi Avenue Shaw Street, Stop 400 Stops: 73 194 Pearse Street, Dublin Trip Duration: 71 min Line Summary: Ringsend Road, Stop 395, Grand College Green Canal Quay, Stop 396, Grand Canal Dock, Saint 34 College Green, Dublin Andrew's Resource Centre, Erne Street, Stop 398, Pearse Station, Stop 399, Shaw Street, Stop 400, Dame Street, Stop 1934 College Green, Dame Street, Stop 1934, Dublin City 13 Dame Street, Dublin South, Werburgh Street, Kevin Street, Stop 2311, St Luke's Avenue, Stop 2312, Ardee Court, Stop 2313, Dublin City South, Werburgh Street Cork Street, Stop 2314, Brickƒeld Lane, Stop 2315, Ship Street Little, Dublin Coombe Hospital, Stop 2094, Dolphin's Barn, Stop 1406, Crumlin Road, Stop 1407, Loreto College, Stop Kevin Street, Stop 2311 1409, Crumlin Sc, Stop 2095, Guinness Rfc, Stop Cathedral Lane, Dublin 2096, Iveagh Gardens, Stop 2097, Drimnagh Road, Stop 2099, Crumlin Hospital, Stop 2101, Balfe Road, St Luke's Avenue, Stop 2312 Stop 2102, Walkinstown Road, Stop 2103, Walkinstown Mall, Stop 2332, Walkinstown Rdbt, Ardee Court, Stop 2313 Stop 2333, Greenhills Road, Stop 2334, Hillcrest St Luke's Avenue, Dublin Park, Stop 4662, Calmount Avenue, Stop 2335, Tibradden Drive, Stop 2336, Old Tymon Lane, Stop Cork Street, Stop 2314 2337, Elmcastle Court, Stop 2339, Tymonville, Stop Robinson's Court, Dublin 2420, Tymon North Road, Stop 2421, Tymon Park, Stop 2423, Castletymon Green, Stop 2424, St Brickƒeld Lane, Stop 2315 Aengus Church, Stop 2447, Castle Park, Stop 5133, Marion Villas, Dublin Glenview Lawn, Stop 2596, Bolbrook, Stop 2611, Avonmore Park, Stop 2602, Homelawn Road, Stop Coombe Hospital, Stop 2094 2613, Seskin View Road, Stop 2614, New Bawn Park, Dolphin's Barn Street, Dublin Stop 2615, Seskin View Road, Stop 2535, Old Bawn Court, Stop 2536, St Maelruan's Park, Stop 2616, Dolphin's Barn, Stop 1406 Village Green, Stop 2617, Tallaght Village, Stop 2557, 6 Dolphin's Barn Street, Dublin It Tallaght, Stop 4436, Belgard Square North, Stop 5008, Tallaght Hospital, The Square Tallaght, Stop Crumlin Road, Stop 1407 4347, Alderwood, Stop 2349, Blessington Road, Stop 31A Crumlin Road, Dublin 2351, Killinarden Estate, Stop 2558, Health Care Centre, Stop 2559, Cushlawn Park, Stop 2560, Loreto College, Stop 1409 Donomore Crescent, Stop 2561, Sacred Heart Fc, 106 Crumlin Road, Dublin Stop 2562, Killinarden Heights, Stop 2564, Hazel Grove, Stop 4927, Killinarden Comm Sch, Stop 4928, Crumlin Sc, Stop 2095 Jobstown House, Stop 2352, Kiltalown Cottages, 151-151a Crumlin Road, Dublin Stop 2573, De Selby Estate, Stop 2574, Corbally Vale, Stop 2575, Verschoyle Avenue, Stop 4929, Citywest Guinness Rfc, Stop 2096 Sc, Stop 7460, Citywest Avenue, Stop 4930, Orchard 209 Crumlin Road, Dublin Avenue, Stop 4931, Bianconi Avenue, Stop 7459 Iveagh Gardens, Stop 2097 267 Crumlin Road, Dublin Drimnagh Road, Stop 2099 Crumlin Road, Dublin Crumlin Hospital, Stop 2101 Drimnagh Road, Dublin Balfe Road, Stop 2102 Walkinstown Road, Stop 2103 50 Walkinstown Road, Dublin Walkinstown Mall, Stop 2332 Walkinstown Rdbt, Stop 2333 Walkinstown Road, Dublin Greenhills Road, Stop 2334 Hillcrest Park, Stop 4662 Calmount Avenue, Stop 2335 Tibradden Drive, Stop 2336 Old Tymon Lane, Stop 2337 Elmcastle Court, Stop 2339 Parkview, Dublin Tymonville,
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