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Translink Ulsterbus Supports Rural Communities (0845) 650 1190 from a landline during office hours. office during landline a from 1190 650 (0845) call operator Transport Community a contact To www.communitytransport-ni.com www.nidirect.gov.uk Other Useful Websites: Useful Other www.twitter.com/Translink_NI www.facebook.com/TranslinkNI Follow us on Facebook and Twitter: and Facebook on us Follow (for example large print, braille, and audio tape) on request. on tape) audio and braille, print, large example (for formats other in available are publications Translink Communities telephone number. telephone areas. rural in services provide also Partnerships 18001 full the by followed dial users Textphone Transport Community Rural Fund. Transport Rural the under Supports Rural Rural Supports (028) 90 66 66 30 66 66 90 (028) or call call or minibuses of administration and maintenance provision, the www.translink.co.uk Translink also assists the rural community transport sector by by sector transport community rural the assists also Translink Translink Ulsterbus Ulsterbus Translink Where to Contact us: Contact to Where Transport Community Translink’s Role in Rural Transport Rural Bus Services Passenger Information Translink is the brand name for the main provider of Public The Rural Transport Fund supports a range of bus services Improvements to passenger information at Translink stations, Transport in Northern Ireland, made up of Ulsterbus, Metro including Rambler services, which improve access for local bus shelters and Tourist Information Centres have also been and NI Railways. Translink, with support from the Rural residents, as well as enabling visitors to experience what’s initiated under the Rural Transport Fund. Transport Fund scheme, makes an important contribution on offer in scenic rural areas. to reducing rural isolation. The Travelling with Translink Public Transport map (printed In 2010/11 over 160,000 Ulsterbus passenger journeys overfleaf) shows the network of bus services available The Rural Transport Fund scheme is administered by the were made possible as a result of support from the Rural throughout Northern Ireland, as well as the Rural Community Department for Regional Development (DRD) and Transport Fund. Transport Operating Areas. enables Ulsterbus to provide rural bus services which are deemed socially necessary. These bus services would not Currently, over 35 Ulsterbus services are supported by The map can be downloaded from: be economically viable without support. the Rural Transport Fund, including seasonal bus services www.translink.co.uk/Services/Other-Translink-Services/ which boost the local tourism industry. Timetables The-Rural-Transport-Fund for rural services are available at bus stations, from www.translink.co.uk or on request 028 90 66 66 30. The objective of the scheme is to reduce social exclusion by improving/providing transport opportunities for people with reduced mobility in rural areas. Where to contact us: Travelling with Translink www.translink.co.uk or call (028) 90 66 66 30 Textphone users dial 18001 followed translink.co.uk by full telephone number. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter: Translink is the main provider of Public Transport in Northern Ireland. www.facebook.com/TranslinkNI www.twitter.com/Translink_NI We are dedicated to providing integrated bus and rail services, throughout Northern Ireland which are attractive, sustainable and good value. Translink operate Metro, Ulsterbus and NIRailways services. This map shows the network of express, local and cross-border services operated by Ulsterbus Some Ulsterbus services are part funded by the RTF scheme and NIRailways which cover Northern Ireland and also connect into the Republic of Ireland For Community Transport, ring 0845 650 1190 from a landline and you will be put through to your nearest operator Malin Head SCOTLAND Rathlin Island (Nature Reserve) Malin Mull of Kintyre Ballyliffin Fanad Benbane Giant’s Causeway Melmore Head Head Carndonagh H 402 Dunluce Centre Benmore or Fair Head 243 Shrove Waterworld b Port Dunluce Ballintrae 172 252 Horn Head Ballintoy Castle Distillery Ballycastle 140 Greencastle 278 9 243 b Ballyvoy Portsalon 218 252 Portrush Q 177 252 Bushmills Q Moville b 402 177 162A Castlecat 252 Dunfanaghy Benone Strand Portstewart 140 139 172A Liscolman 131 Castlerock 402 137 j Portstewart 132 171 Watertop Strand University Beardville 131 178 Open Farm of Ulster 134 137 Mussenden Mosside 217 Coleraine 171 Derrykeighan Bloody Foreland Head 134 Temple 134 Cushendun Dervock 132 Armoy Falcarragh Bellarena 137 Bellarena Ballybogey 178 Buncrana Carrowkeel Coleraine 150 137 Stranocum Lough 173 137 178 Rathmullan Macosquin 218 162 Foyle 134 134 132 252 Fahan Myroe Tullyarmon 234 243 178 Milford 133 Cushendall Muff 135 117 133 H Kilraughts G Bunbeg City of Derry Limavady L Culmore Strathfoyle Airport Ballymoney Loughguile Museum Bridge 175 E Point 217 131B N End 118A 218 150 City Walls 145 131 S 162 243 Tower 143 234 Ballykelly Ringsend O 252 Kilmacrenan 144 Ardreagh 146 131B F Stradreagh Eglinton 173 116A Dunloy 136 118 Clogh Mills 152 216 Finvoy A Aranmore LONDONDERRY 116 113 146 278 N Island Barnault 117 Carnlough Drumahoe Edenreagh 146 246 Garvagh 150 T Glenarm Newtown 152 R Burtonport 274 175 Cunningham 273 146 Drumsurn 115 Rasharkin 131B Clough I 128 98 148 M Letterkenny 102 142 212 Kilrea 128 To Cairnryan New Manorcunningham 217 McGregor’s Corner 162 & Troon Buildings 148 212 116A 115 173 218 131B 252 Drumnagreagh Goshaden 278 116 St Johnston Dungiven Aughnacleagh 131 150 128 Carnalbanagh Ballygally KEY 142 Buckna 164 Claudy To Fleetwood 102 148 Swatragh Cullybackey Drumcrow 274 Ardground Feeny 148 114 131B Cairncastle Ulsterbus Service 273 147 212 116 129 Broughshane 129 h 98 Killyless 128 Carnfunnock 148 246 Inishrush Slemish Clady 115 129 Mountain Country Park ‘Rambler’ Scenic Ulsterbus Donemana Portglenone 114 Ballymagorry Park Upperlands 113 Ballymena Shillanavogy Larne Larne Harbour ‘Rambler’ Scenic Ulsterbus (Seasonal) Ahoghill Raphoe 102 102 147 Millbrook Island 127 Magee Artigarvan 130 Goldline Service Gulladuff 127 Glynn Maghera 123 130 Dawros Head Ballynamallaght Culnafay Magheramorne Glenmornan 111 130 252 Lough Swilly Service 102 212 176 Bellaghy Chesney’s Moorfields M O U N T A Tobermore Corner Kells I N I N S 278 169 Bus Eireann Service Ballybofey R 112 122 170B Strabane E R 403 246 Knockloughrim Cross Keys 101 S P 111 Steen’s Corner 256 Draperstown Woodgreen 149 Rail Line and Station Cranagh 112 111 Grange Whiteside’s 156 403 Mill Quarter Corner Ballycarry Clady Sion Mills 112 Corner 120 149 553 556 156 101 403 Mount Castledawson 122 217 153 Road network over which public Desertmartin 122 Ballynure 556 Hamilton Moneyglass 218 transport does not operate Plumbridge 212 153 168B 568 252 Victoria 403 389B 219 168 110 553 Bridge Magherafelt 210 365 Whitehead To Stranraer Bus or Rail based Park & Ride sites Toome 212 Ballyclare 110 Doagh 100 218 168B To Liverpool 100 210 212 Randalstown 219 154 168B Downshire Rural Community Transport 403 246 90 Fyfin 89 110 253 156 Operating Areas Ardstraw Gortin Templepatrick 556 Green- Glencolumbkille 100 Staffordstown 263 Carrickfergus Ballyronan Antrim 300 island To Isle of Man 92 108 571 Mossley 163 Belfast This material is based upon Crown Copyright and is reproduced with the Newtownstewart 278 110 563 b 100 Castlederg Muckamore 222 300 573 Jordanstown 0 permission of Land & Property Services under delegated authority from Greencastle 110 210 Belfast 109 120 166 Lough Groomsport 9 97 109C Gregory’s Patterson’s 566 Folk & Helen’s Bangor the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, © Crown Copyright and 92 88 Davagh 110 International 300 96A Ulster 92C 92 h Corner Spade Mill 252 Transport Bay 3 database rights NIMA ES&LA211. Aghyaran 273 403 88 Forest Park Moneymore 89 Airport 109A 274 American 92C 108 Museum Ballyminetra Clegernagh h 3 Springhill House (Aldergrove) Loan Ends 231 Folk Park Doons 367 Gortin Glen Wellbrook 109 Aldergrove 108 Cultra Crawfordsburn 203 Donaghadee 100 H 88 89 Coagh 109C 203 303A Killeter Killen 96 Forest Park 109C H 1 Kilcooley6D 6 88 90 Cookstown The Diamond Newtownabbey Holywood 90 89 107 H Conlig Killybegs Donegal Mountfield 107 Holywood 6A Creggan Clady Corner 108 Sydenham 502 5C 507 507 403 Kildress Yorkgate 2 Clandeboye 7 Millisle 92C H Duff’s Corner Crumlin 5C 7 92 88 Craigantlet 7 88 91 89 Lough 109 BELFAST 4 Visitors Centre Carnan Corner 109A Gt. 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