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83 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 83 bus time schedule & line map 83 Harristown - Stannaway Ave View In Website Mode The 83 bus line (Harristown - Stannaway Ave) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Harristown Bus Garage - Stannaway Court: 5:45 AM - 11:20 PM (2) Stannaway Court - Charlestown Shopping Centre: 6:15 AM - 11:20 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 83 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 83 bus arriving. Direction: Harristown Bus Garage - Stannaway 83 bus Time Schedule Court Harristown Bus Garage - Stannaway Court Route 67 stops Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:20 AM - 11:20 PM Monday 5:45 AM - 11:20 PM Harristown, Stop 324 Tuesday 5:45 AM - 11:20 PM Harristown Lane, Stop 1555 Wednesday 5:45 AM - 11:20 PM Rockmount, Stop 1556 Thursday 5:45 AM - 11:20 PM M50 Flyover, Stop 1557 Friday 5:45 AM - 11:20 PM R122, Ireland Saturday 6:00 AM - 11:20 PM Charlestown, Stop 1181 Lanesborough Park, Stop 7350 Saint Margaret's Road, Dublin 83 bus Info Meakstown Centre, Stop 6230 Direction: Harristown Bus Garage - Stannaway 9 Meakstown Commercial Centre, Dublin Court Stops: 67 Melville, Stop 6228 Trip Duration: 68 min Melville Green, Dublin Line Summary: Harristown, Stop 324, Harristown Lane, Stop 1555, Rockmount, Stop 1556, M50 Oakwood Road, Stop 4788 Flyover, Stop 1557, Charlestown, Stop 1181, 189 Jamestown Road, Dublin Lanesborough Park, Stop 7350, Meakstown Centre, Stop 6230, Melville, Stop 6228, Oakwood Road, Stop Sycamore Road, Stop 6273 4788, Sycamore Road, Stop 6273, Grove Road, Stop 4891, Collins Drive, Stop 7458, Glasanaon Road, Grove Road, Stop 4891 Stop 7425, Ballygall Place, Stop 7424, Ballygall Parade, Stop 7423, Johnstown Park, Stop 1566, Collins Drive, Stop 7458 Gri∆th Drive, Stop 1567, Fitzmaurice Road, Stop 4372, Ballygall Rd East, Stop 179, Gri∆th Ave Ext, Stop 7431, Northland Grove, Stop 175, Old Finglas Glasanaon Road, Stop 7425 Road, Stop 176, Cremore Avenue, Stop 181, Met Eireann, Stop 182, Botanic Gardens, Stop 183, Ballygall Place, Stop 7424 Botanic Road, Stop 184, St Teresa's Place, Stop 185, Lindsay Grove, Stop 186, Phibsborough Road, Stop Ballygall Parade, Stop 7423 187, North Circular Road, Stop 188, Fire Station, Stop 189, Broadstone, Stop 190, Church Street Upper, Johnstown Park, Stop 1566 Stop 1614, Church Street, Stop 1615, Four Courts, Stop 1478, Ormond Quay Upper, Bachelors Walk, Gri∆th Drive, Stop 1567 Stop 315, Ashƒeld House, College Green, Dublin City South, South Great George's Street, Dublin City Fitzmaurice Road, Stop 4372 South, Aungier Street Church, Redmond's Hill, 68 Ballygall Road East, Dublin Camden Street Lower, Stop 1285, South Richmond St, Stop 1016, Rathmines Rd Lower, Stop 1017, St Ballygall Rd East, Stop 179 Mary's College, Stop 1018, Military Road, Stop 1019, Rathmines, Stop 1020, Swan Centre, Stop 1076, Gri∆th Ave Ext, Stop 7431 Rathmines Garda Stn, Stop 1077, Grosvenor Road, Stop 2479, Kenilworth Road, Stop 2480, Harolds Northland Grove, Stop 175 Cross Road, Stop 2481, Clareville Road, Stop 2482, Larkƒeld Grove, Stop 2483, Larkƒeld Park, Stop Old Finglas Road, Dublin 2484, Sundrive Road, Stop 2485, Blarney Park, Stop Old Finglas Road, Stop 176 2486, Stannaway Road, Stop 2487, Kilfenora Road, Stop 2488, Clonfert Road, Stop 2489, Cashel Road, Stop 2448, Armagh Road, Stop 5026, Scoil Una Cremore Avenue, Stop 181 Naofa, Stop 2450, Captain's Road, Stop 2490, Cremore Avenue, Dublin Captain's Avenue, Stop 2491, Stannaway Ave, Stop 2492 Met Eireann, Stop 182 64 Glasnevin Hill, Dublin Botanic Gardens, Stop 183 181 Botanic Road, Dublin Botanic Road, Stop 184 122 Botanic Avenue, Dublin St Teresa's Place, Stop 185 59 Botanic Road, Dublin Lindsay Grove, Stop 186 16 Prospect Road, Dublin Phibsborough Road, Stop 187 90 Phibsborough Road, Dublin North Circular Road, Stop 188 171 Phibsborough Road, Dublin Fire Station, Stop 189 King's Inns Court, Dublin Broadstone, Stop 190 Constitution Hill, Dublin Church Street Upper, Stop 1614 Church Street Upper, Dublin Church Street, Stop 1615 Church Street, Dublin Four Courts, Stop 1478 Inns Quay, Dublin Ormond Quay Upper 12 Ormond Quay Upper, Dublin Bachelors Walk, Stop 315 18-20 Bachelors Walk, Dublin Ashƒeld House 19-20 D'Olier Street, Dublin College Green 4 College Green, Dublin Dublin City South, South Great George's Street 40 George's Street Great South, Dublin Dublin City South, Aungier Street Church 21 Aungier Street, Dublin Redmond's Hill Redmonds Hill, Dublin Camden Street Lower, Stop 1285 36 Camden Street Lower, Dublin South Richmond St, Stop 1016 21 Richmond Street South, Dublin Rathmines Rd Lower, Stop 1017 17-19 Rathmines Road Lower, Dublin St Mary's College, Stop 1018 62 Rathmines Road Lower, Dublin Military Road, Stop 1019 94 Rathmines Road Lower, Dublin Rathmines, Stop 1020 170 Rathmines Road Lower, Dublin Swan Centre, Stop 1076 18 Rathmines Road Lower, Dublin Rathmines Garda Stn, Stop 1077 1 Rathgar Road, Dublin Grosvenor Road, Stop 2479 14 Grosvenor Road, Dublin Kenilworth Road, Stop 2480 31 Kenilworth Road, Dublin Harolds Cross Road, Stop 2481 27 Kenilworth Square West, Dublin Clareville Road, Stop 2482 31 Kenilworth Park, Dublin Larkƒeld Grove, Stop 2483 47 Clareville Road, Dublin Larkƒeld Park, Stop 2484 4 Larkƒeld Park, Dublin Sundrive Road, Stop 2485 23-25 Sundrive Road, Dublin Blarney Park, Stop 2486 63 Sundrive Road, Dublin Stannaway Road, Stop 2487 1 Devenish Road, Dublin Kilfenora Road, Stop 2488 1 Kilfenora Road, Dublin Clonfert Road, Stop 2489 48 Clonfert Road, Dublin Cashel Road, Stop 2448 205 Cashel Road, Dublin Armagh Road, Stop 5026 178 Cashel Road, Dublin Scoil Una Naofa, Stop 2450 Armagh Road, Dublin Captain's Road, Stop 2490 291 Captains Road, Dublin Captain's Avenue, Stop 2491 233 Captains Road, Dublin Stannaway Ave, Stop 2492 1 Park Crescent, Dublin Direction: Stannaway Court - Charlestown 83 bus Time Schedule Shopping Centre Stannaway Court - Charlestown Shopping Centre 68 stops Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:00 AM - 11:20 PM Monday 6:15 AM - 11:20 PM Stannaway Ave, Stop 2492 1 Park Crescent, Dublin Tuesday 6:15 AM - 11:20 PM Captain's Road, Stop 2493 Wednesday 6:15 AM - 11:20 PM 284 Captains Road, Dublin Thursday 6:15 AM - 11:20 PM Armagh Road, Stop 2465 Friday 6:15 AM - 11:20 PM Scoil Colm, Stop 2466 Saturday 6:20 AM - 11:20 PM 8 Armagh Road, Dublin Cashel Road, Stop 2467 205 Cashel Road, Dublin 83 bus Info Stannaway Road, Stop 2494 Direction: Stannaway Court - Charlestown Shopping 20 Durrow Road, Dublin Centre Stops: 68 Ferns Road, Stop 2495 Trip Duration: 64 min Stannaway Road, Dublin Line Summary: Stannaway Ave, Stop 2492, Captain's Road, Stop 2493, Armagh Road, Stop 2465, Eamonn Ceannt Park, Stop 2496 Scoil Colm, Stop 2466, Cashel Road, Stop 2467, 80 Sundrive Road, Dublin Stannaway Road, Stop 2494, Ferns Road, Stop 2495, Eamonn Ceannt Park, Stop 2496, Sundrive Park, Sundrive Park, Stop 2497 Stop 2497, Larkƒeld Park, Stop 2471, Harolds Cross 31 Sundrive Road, Dublin Ns, Stop 2472, Clareville Road, Stop 2473, Westƒeld Road, Stop 2474, Kenilworth Park, Stop 2475, Larkƒeld Park, Stop 2471 Kenilworth Square N, Stop 2476, Kenilworth Road, 4 Larkƒeld Park, Dublin Stop 2477, Grosvenor Road, Stop 2478, Rathmines Garda Stn, Stop 1170, Swan Centre, Stop 1069, Harolds Cross Ns, Stop 2472 Rathmines, Stop 1070, St Mary's College, Stop 1071, 58 Clareville Road, Dublin Grove Park, Stop 4528, South Richmond St, Stop 1072, Camden Street Lower, Stop 1352, Pleasants Clareville Road, Stop 2473 Street, Stop 1353, Whitefriars Street, Stop 1355, 32a Clareville Road, Dublin Exchequer Street, College Green, Stop 1359, Dublin City South, Westmoreland Street, Civic O∆ces, St Westƒeld Road, Stop 2474 Michan's Church, Stop 1616, Capuchin Church, Stop 2 Clareville Road, Dublin 1617, Church Street Upper, Stop 1618, Constitution Hill, Stop 1619, Broadstone, Stop 195, Fire Station, Kenilworth Park, Stop 2475 Stop 196, Monck Place, Stop 197, Phibsborough Sc, Kenilworth Park, Dublin Stop 198, Munster Street, Stop 199, Prospect Way, Stop 200, Botanic Road, Stop 201, Glasnevin, Kenilworth Square N, Stop 2476 Fairƒeld Road, Glasnevin, Botanic Gardens, Met 27 Kenilworth Square West, Dublin Eireann, Stop 153, St Brigid's School, Stop 154, Old Finglas Road, Stop 155, Tolka Estate, Stop 156, Kenilworth Road, Stop 2477 Gri∆th Avenue, Stop 7430, Ballygall Rd East, Stop 3 Kenilworth Road, Dublin 177, Fitzmaurice Road, Stop 178, Glasanaon Road, Stop 1539, Johnstown Park, Stop 1540, Ballygall Grosvenor Road, Stop 2478 Parade, Stop 7426, Ballygall Place, Stop 7427, Grosvenor Road, Dublin Ballygall Road Junc, Stop 7428, St Canice's Bns, Stop 138, Grove Park Road, Stop 133, Sycamore Road, Rathmines Garda Stn, Stop 1170 Stop 134, Sycamore Park, Stop 4890, Oakwood 1 Rathgar Road, Dublin Road, Stop 4369, St Margaret's Road, Stop 6219, Melville, Stop 6229, Lanesborough Park, Stop 6348, Swan Centre, Stop 1069 Charlestown, Stop 1182, M50 Flyover, Stop 1550, 169 Rathmines Road Lower, Dublin Rockmount, Stop 1551, Logistics Park, Stop 1552, Harristown, Stop 332 Rathmines, Stop 1070 143-149 Rathmines Road Lower, Dublin St Mary's College, Stop 1071 72 Rathmines Road Lower, Dublin Grove Park, Stop 4528 27-29 Rathmines Road Lower, Dublin South Richmond St, Stop 1072 45 Richmond Street South, Dublin Camden Street Lower, Stop 1352 60 Camden Street Lower, Dublin Pleasants Street, Stop 1353 84-87 Camden Street Lower, Dublin Whitefriars Street, Stop 1355 56 Aungier Street, Dublin Exchequer Street 66-67 George's Street Great South, Dublin College Green, Stop 1359 College Green, Dublin Dublin City South, Westmoreland Street 9 Westmoreland
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