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DÚN LAOGHAIRE - National Journey Planner Taxi Driver Check the SQUARE TALLAGHT Fare Information Adult Leap Cash Stages 1 – 3 €1.50 €2.10 Stages 4 – 13 €2.15 €2.85 Over 13 stages €2.60 €3.30 Child Leap Cash School hours (all stages) €0.80 €1.00 Stages 1 – 7 €0.95 €1.20 Over 7 stages €1.05 €1.35 Note: Fares are correct at time of going to print, October 2018. Free Travel Pass accepted on this Route. Dublin Bus Rambler as well as Annual and Monthly TaxSaver tickets are valid on this Service. Daily and weekly bus fare capping apply to this service, see leapcard.ie. National Journey Planner App Download the free TFI National Journey Planner app for your route options. For all up to date travel information: www.transportforireland.ie www.goaheadireland.ie [email protected] Go-Ahead Ireland - 1850 80 40 71 Get the Apps! DÚN LAOGHAIRE - National Journey Planner Taxi Driver Check THE SQUARE TALLAGHT Real Time Ireland Leap Top Up Route 75 & 75a Cycle Planner 75 & 75a Dún Laoghaire Stn › Stillorgan › Dundrum › The Square Tallaght 75 & 75a Stn Dhún Laoghaire › IS Stillorgan › Dhún Droma › An Cearnóg Tamhlacht Stop Name Stop No. Monday - Friday 75a 75a 75a 75a 75a Dún Laoghaire Stn 2039 05:46 06:05 06:25 a 06:50 07:00 a 07:45 08:25 09:05 09:35 10:05 10:23 10:53 11:23 11:53 12:23 12:53 13:23 13:53 14:23 14:53 15:20 15:50 16:20 n/a 16:50 n/a 17:20 17:50 a 18:23 18:53 19:30 20:05 20:35 21:11 21:46 22:16 22:46 23:16 Stillorgan SC 3322 06:03 06:28 06:48 a 07:14 07:27 a 08:12 08:52 09:28 09:58 10:28 10:51 11:21 11:51 12:21 12:51 13:21 13:51 14:21 14:51 15:21 15:50 16:20 16:50 16:40 a 17:22 17:52 a 17:52 18:18 a 18:51 19:21 19:53 20:28 20:58 21:28 22:03 22:33 23:03 23:33 Stillorgan Luas 7057 n/a 06:58 a n/a 07:41 a n/a 17:05 a n/a 18:06 a n/a 18:28 a n/a Dundrum Luas 2825 06:12 06:37 07:07 a 07:25 07:55 a 08:25 09:05 09:37 10:07 10:37 11:02 11:32 12:02 12:32 13:02 13:32 14:02 14:32 15:02 15:32 16:05 16:35 17:05 17:20 a 17:35 18:20 a 18:05 18:37 a 19:02 19:32 20:02 20:37 21:07 21:36 22:11 22:41 23:11 23:41 Nutgrove SC 4337 06:21 06:48 07:18 a 07:41 08:11 a 08:41 09:18 09:48 10:18 10:48 11:16 11:46 12:16 12:46 13:16 13:46 14:16 14:46 15:16 15:46 16:21 16:51 17:21 17:36 a 17:51 18:36 a 18:21 18:51 a 19:16 19:46 20:13 20:48 21:18 21:46 22:21 22:51 23:21 23:51 Old Bawn Centre 2532 06:34 07:03 07:33 a 08:04 08:34 a 09:04 09:33 10:03 10:33 11:03 11:34 12:04 12:34 13:04 13:34 14:04 14:34 15:04 15:34 16:04 16:44 17:14 17:44 17:59 a 18:14 18:59 a 18:44 19:09 a 19:34 20:04 20:28 21:03 21:33 21:59 22:34 23:04 23:34 24:04 The Square Tallaght 4347 06:43 07:13 07:43 a 08:17 08:47 a 09:17 09:43 10:13 10:43 11:13 11:47 12:17 12:47 13:17 13:47 14:17 14:47 15:17 15:47 16:17 16:57 17:27 17:57 18:12 a 18:27 19:12 a 18:57 19:22 a 19:47 20:17 20:38 21:13 21:43 22:08 22:43 23:13 23:43 24:13 Saturday Stop Name Stop No. 75a 75a Sunday / Public Holiday Dún Laoghaire Stn 2039 06:31 a 07:11 07:31 a 08:11 08:41 09:05 09:35 10:05 10:35 10:53 every 16:23 16:53 17:23 18:00 18:35 every 20:05 20:41 21:16 every 23:16 08:46 09:46 10:05 every 12:05 12:23 every 16:53 17:30 18:05 18:35 19:11 19:46 every 23:16 Stillorgan SC 3322 06:48 a 07:28 07:48 a 08:28 08:58 09:28 09:58 10:28 10:58 11:21 30min 16:51 17:21 17:51 18:23 18:58 30min 20:28 20:58 21:33 30min 23:33 09:03 10:03 10:28 30min 12:28 12:51 30 min 17:21 17:53 18:28 18:58 19:28 20:03 30 min 23:33 Stillorgan Luas 7057 06:57 a n/a 07:57 a n/a n/a Dundrum Luas 2825 07:06 a 07:36 08:06 a 08:36 09:06 09:37 10:07 10:37 11:07 11:32 17:02 17:32 18:02 18:32 19:07 20:37 21:06 21:41 23:41 09:11 10:11 10:37 12:37 13:02 17:32 18:02 18:37 19:07 19:36 20:11 23:41 Nutgrove SC 4337 07:16 a 07:46 08:16 a 08:46 09:16 09:48 10:18 10:48 11:18 11:46 every 17:16 17:46 18:16 18:43 19:18 every 20:48 21:16 21:51 every 23:51 09:21 10:21 10:48 every 12:48 13:16 every 17:46 18:13 18:48 19:18 19:46 20:21 every 23:51 Old Bawn Centre 2532 07:29 a 07:59 08:29 a 08:59 09:29 10:03 10:33 11:03 11:33 12:04 30min 17:34 18:04 18:34 18:58 19:33 30min 21:03 21:29 22:04 30min 24:04 09:34 10:34 11:03 30min 13:03 13:34 30 min 18:04 18:28 19:03 19:33 19:59 20:34 30 min 24:03 The Square Tallaght 4347 07:39 a 08:08 08:38 a 09:08 09:38 10:13 10:43 11:13 11:43 12:17 17:47 18:17 18:47 19:08 19:43 21:13 21:38 22:13 24:13 09:43 10:43 11:13 13:13 13:47 18:17 18:38 19:13 19:43 20:08 20:43 24:13 75 & 75a The Square Tallaght › Dundrum › Stillorgan › Dún Laoghaire Stn 75 & 75a An Cearnóg Tamhlacht › Dhún Droma › IS Stillorgan › Stn Dhún Laoghaire Stop Name Stop No. Monday - Friday 75a 75a 75a 75a 75a The Square Tallaght 4342 05:44 06:04 06:24 a 06:44 06:54 a 07:24 a 07:54 a 08:29 08:59 09:34 10:04 10:34 10:59 11:29 11:59 12:29 12:59 13:29 13:59 14:29 14:59 15:29 15:59 16:29 a 16:59 17:34 18:04 18:34 19:04 19:34 20:04 20:34 21:04 21:34 22:04 22:34 23:04 Old Bawn Centre 2540 05:55 06:16 06:36 a 06:56 07:06 a 07:40 a 08:10 a 08:45 09:15 09:46 10:16 10:46 11:15 11:45 12:15 12:45 13:15 13:45 14:15 14:45 15:15 15:45 16:15 16:45 a 17:15 17:50 18:20 18:46 19:16 19:46 20:16 20:45 21:15 21:45 22:15 22:45 23:15 Nutgrove SC 4332 06:06 06:28 06:30 a 07:26 07:28 a 08:03 a 08:33 a 09:29 09:58 10:28 10:58 11:29 11:59 12:29 12:59 13:29 13:59 14:29 14:59 15:35 16:05 16:36 17:06 17:08 a 18:10 18:40 18:58 19:28 19:58 20:28 20:56 21:26 21:56 22:26 22:56 23:26 23:27 Dundrum Luas 2866 06:19 06:43 07:03 a 07:32 07:46 a 08:21 a 08:51 a 09:26 09:47 10:13 10:43 11:13 11:47 12:17 12:47 13:17 13:47 14:17 14:47 15:17 15:53 16:23 16:56 17:26 a 17:56 18:28 18:58 19:13 19:43 20:13 20:43 21:09 21:39 22:09 22:39 23:09 23:39 Stillorgan Luas 7057 n/a 07:11 a n/a 07:59 a 08:34 a 09:00 a n/a 17:40 a n/a Stillorgan SC 3321 06:26 06:52 07:22 a 07:46 08:16 a 08:51 a 09:11 a 09:38 09:58 10:22 10:52 11:22 11:58 12:28 12:58 13:28 13:58 14:28 14:58 15:28 16:06 16:36 17:12 18:02 a 18:12 18:41 19:11 19:22 19:52 20:22 20:52 21:16 21:46 22:16 22:46 23:16 23:46 Dún Laoghaire Stn 2039 06:43 07:13 07:43 a 08:18 08:48 a 09:17 a 09:37 a 10:02 10:22 10:43 11:13 11:43 12:22 12:52 13:22 13:52 14:22 14:52 15:22 15:52 16:32 17:02 17:42 18:32 a 18:42 19:07 19:37 19:43 20:13 20:43 21:13 21:33 22:03 22:33 23:03 23:33 24:03 Saturday Stop Name Stop No.
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