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66 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 66 bus time schedule & line map 66 Merrion Square South - Kingsbury Estate View In Website Mode The 66 bus line (Merrion Square South - Kingsbury Estate) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Merrion Square South - Kingsbury Estate: 6:00 AM - 11:15 PM (2) Straffan Road (Kingsbury Estate) - Merrion Square South: 5:45 AM - 11:15 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 66 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 66 bus arriving. Direction: Merrion Square South - Kingsbury 66 bus Time Schedule Estate Merrion Square South - Kingsbury Estate Route 60 stops Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:05 AM - 11:05 PM Monday 6:00 AM - 11:15 PM Merrion Sq South, Stop 7391 Merrion Square South, Dublin Tuesday 6:00 AM - 11:15 PM Holles Street, Stop 493 Wednesday 6:00 AM - 11:15 PM 27 Merrion Square North, Dublin Thursday 6:00 AM - 11:15 PM Clare Street Friday 6:00 AM - 11:15 PM 20 Clare Street, Dublin Saturday 6:15 AM - 11:15 PM Pearse Station, Stop 495 Westland Row, Dublin Shaw Street, Stop 400 194 Pearse Street, Dublin 66 bus Info Direction: Merrion Square South - Kingsbury Estate Pearse St Garda Stn, Stop 346 Stops: 60 17 Botany Bay, Dublin Trip Duration: 68 min Line Summary: Merrion Sq South, Stop 7391, Holles Westmoreland Street Street, Stop 493, Clare Street, Pearse Station, Stop 28 Westmoreland Street, Dublin 495, Shaw Street, Stop 400, Pearse St Garda Stn, Stop 346, Westmoreland Street, Temple Bar, Temple Bar, Wellington Quay Wellington Quay, Merchant's Quay, Stop 1444, 11 Essex Street East, Dublin Usher's Quay, Stop 1445, Parkgate Street, Stop 7078, Phoenix Park Gate, Stop 1449, Conyngham Road, Merchant's Quay, Stop 1444 Stop 1450, Bridgewater House, Stop 1451, 18 Merchant's Quay, Dublin Islandbridge Gate, Stop 2191, Ucd Boat Club, Stop 2192, Garda Rowing Club, Stop 2193, Military Road, Usher's Quay, Stop 1445 Stop 2194, St Mary's Hospital, Stop 2195, Usher's Quay, Dublin Chapelizod, Stop 2196, Lucan Road, Stop 2197, Belgrove Park, Stop 2198, Kylemore Road, Stop Parkgate Street, Stop 7078 2200, Palmerstown Drive, Stop 2201, The Oval, Stop 23-24 Parkgate Street, Dublin 7239, Kennelsfort Road, Stop 4401, Liffey Valley, Clarion Hotel, Stop 2214, St Loman's Hospital, Stop Phoenix Park Gate, Stop 1449 2215, Ballyowen Lane, Stop 2216, Hermitage Road, Stop 4599, Esker Lane, Stop 2217, Roselawn, Stop Conyngham Road, Stop 1450 2218, St Andrews Ns, Stop 2219, St Mary's Church, Conyngham Road, Dublin Stop 3365, Lucan Heights, Stop 3366, Lucan Village, Stop 3367, Primrose Lane, Stop 3886, Ardeevin Bridgewater House, Stop 1451 Avenue, Stop 3887, Old Cornmill Road, Stop 3888, Lucan (Spa Hotel), Kew Park, Stop 7187, Springƒeld Islandbridge Gate, Stop 2191 Hotel, Stop 3954, Cooldrinagh Terrace, Stop 3955, Salmon Leap, Stop 3956, Leixlip, Stop 3957, Leixlip Ucd Boat Club, Stop 2192 Main St, Stop 3958, Our Lady's Nativity, Stop 3959, Ryevale Lawns, Stop 3960, Green Lane, Stop 3961, Garda Rowing Club, Stop 2193 Louisa Bridge Stn, Stop 3962, Intel East, Stop 3963, Intel Main Entrance, Stop 3964, Intel West, Stop 3965, Carton House, Stop 3968, Carton Grove, Stop Military Road, Stop 2194 7694, Maynooth Sc, Stop 3966, Maynooth, Stop 5113, Old Greenƒeld, Stop 3918, Kingsbury, Stop St Mary's Hospital, Stop 2195 5114 Chapelizod, Stop 2196 Lucan Road, Stop 2197 Belgrove Park, Stop 2198 Kylemore Road, Stop 2200 Palmerstown Drive, Stop 2201 Lucan Road, Dublin The Oval, Stop 7239 11 Palmerstown Avenue, Dublin Kennelsfort Road, Stop 4401 Palmerstown Footbridge, Dublin Liffey Valley Clarion Hotel, Stop 2214 N4, Dublin St Loman's Hospital, Stop 2215 Lucan Road, Dublin Ballyowen Lane, Stop 2216 Hermitage Road, Stop 4599 Esker Lane, Stop 2217 Roselawn, Stop 2218 Lucan Road, Dublin St Andrews Ns, Stop 2219 Lucan Road, Ireland St Mary's Church, Stop 3365 Lucan Heights, Stop 3366 Lucan Village, Stop 3367 9-10 Village Centre, Dublin Primrose Lane, Stop 3886 The Orchard, Dublin Ardeevin Avenue, Stop 3887 Ardeen, Dublin Old Cornmill Road, Stop 3888 Lucan (Spa Hotel) Kew Park, Stop 7187 1 Kew Park, Dublin Springƒeld Hotel, Stop 3954 Cooldrinagh Terrace, Stop 3955 Leixlip Road, Leixlip Salmon Leap, Stop 3956 Leixlip, Stop 3957 R148, Leixlip Leixlip Main St, Stop 3958 95A Main Street, Leixlip Our Lady's Nativity, Stop 3959 Ryevale Lawns, Stop 3960 R148, Leixlip Green Lane, Stop 3961 Louisa Bridge Stn, Stop 3962 Intel East, Stop 3963 R148, Leixlip Intel Main Entrance, Stop 3964 Intel West, Stop 3965 L81206, Ireland Carton House, Stop 3968 Carton Grove, Stop 7694 Dublin Road, Ireland Maynooth Sc, Stop 3966 Silken Gardens, Maynooth Maynooth, Stop 5113 Double Lane, Maynooth Old Greenƒeld, Stop 3918 Kingsbury, Stop 5114 Direction: Straffan Road (Kingsbury Estate) - 66 bus Time Schedule Merrion Square South Straffan Road (Kingsbury Estate) - Merrion Square 55 stops South Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:00 AM - 11:30 PM Monday 5:45 AM - 11:15 PM Kingsbry, Stop 3980 Straffan Way, Maynooth Tuesday 5:45 AM - 11:15 PM Old Greenƒeld, Stop 6089 Wednesday 5:45 AM - 11:15 PM Thursday 5:45 AM - 11:15 PM Maynooth, Stop 3981 Double Lane, Maynooth Friday 5:45 AM - 11:15 PM Maynooth Sc, Stop 3982 Saturday 5:35 AM - 11:10 PM Carton Grove, Stop 7704 Dublin Road, Ireland Carton House, Stop 3983 66 bus Info Direction: Straffan Road (Kingsbury Estate) - Intel West, Stop 3985 Merrion Square South Stops: 55 Intel Main Entrance, Stop 3986 Trip Duration: 60 min Line Summary: Kingsbry, Stop 3980, Old Greenƒeld, Beechpark Estate, Stop 7313 Stop 6089, Maynooth, Stop 3981, Maynooth Sc, Stop 3982, Carton Grove, Stop 7704, Carton House, Stop Glen Easton, Stop 6164 3983, Intel West, Stop 3985, Intel Main Entrance, Stop 3986, Beechpark Estate, Stop 7313, Glen Easton Meadows Lawns, Leixlip Easton, Stop 6164, Lough Na Mona, Stop 7712, Lough Na Mona, Stop 7712 Easton Road, Stop 6159, Accommodation Road, Stop 6160, Scoil Bhride, Stop 6161, Our Lady's Nativity, Stop 3991, Leixlip, Stop 3998, Cooldrinagh Easton Road, Stop 6159 Terrace, Stop 3999, Springƒeld Hotel, Stop 4000, Easton Road, Leixlip Liffey Valley Golf, Stop 4001, Leixlip Road, Stop 3949, Ball Alley House, Stop 3950, Lucan Village, Accommodation Road, Stop 6160 Stop 3372, Lucan Heights, Stop 3373, St Mary's Church, Stop 3374, Chalet Gardens, Stop 2233, Scoil Bhride, Stop 6161 Ballydowd Grove, Stop 2232, Lucan Retail Park, Stop 2234, Hermitage Golf Club, Stop 2235, Hermitage Our Lady's Nativity, Stop 3991 Bridge, Stop 2236, Hermitage Clinic, Stop 2238, Hermitage Clinic, Stop 5056, Kings Hospital, Leixlip, Stop 3998 Kennelsfort Road, Stop 2241, The Oval, Stop 2242, Glenaulin, Stop 2243, Belgrove Park, Stop 2244, Cooldrinagh Terrace, Stop 3999 Laurence Brook, Stop 2245, Chapelizod, Stop 2246, St Mary's Hospital, Stop 2247, Military Road, Stop Springƒeld Hotel, Stop 4000 2248, Garda Boat Club, Stop 2249, Salmon Pool, Stop 2250, Islandbridge Gate, Stop 2251, Liffey Valley Golf, Stop 4001 Conyngham Road, Stop 1472, Phoenix House, Stop Leixlip Road, Ireland 4408, Phoenix Park Gate, Stop 1473, Parkgate Street, Stop 1474, Sarsƒeld Quay, Stop 1476, Arran Leixlip Road, Stop 3949 Quay, Stop 7453, Four Courts, Stop 1478, Ormond Leixlip Road, Dublin Quay Upper, Bachelors Walk, Stop 315, Nassau Street, Stop 406, Merrion Square West, Stop 2810, Ball Alley House, Stop 3950 Merrion Sq South, Stop 7387 Lucan Village, Stop 3372 Lucan Heights, Stop 3373 St Mary's Church, Stop 3374 Chalet Gardens, Stop 2233 Ballydowd Grove, Stop 2232 Lucan Retail Park, Stop 2234 Hermitage Golf Club, Stop 2235 Lucan Road, Dublin Hermitage Bridge, Stop 2236 Hermitage Clinic, Stop 2238 Hermitage Clinic, Stop 5056 Kings Hospital Kennelsfort Road, Stop 2241 22 Kennelsfort Road Lower, Dublin The Oval, Stop 2242 Old Lucan Road, Dublin Glenaulin, Stop 2243 Belgrove Park, Stop 2244 Laurence Brook, Stop 2245 Chapelizod, Stop 2246 R109, Dublin St Mary's Hospital, Stop 2247 Chapelizod Gate, Dublin Military Road, Stop 2248 Garda Boat Club, Stop 2249 Salmon Pool, Stop 2250 Chapelizod Road, Dublin Islandbridge Gate, Stop 2251 Conyngham Road, Stop 1472 Phoenix House, Stop 4408 Conyngham Road, Dublin Phoenix Park Gate, Stop 1473 Parkgate Street, Stop 1474 23-24 Parkgate Street, Dublin Sarsƒeld Quay, Stop 1476 Sarsƒeld Quay, Dublin Arran Quay, Stop 7453 Arran Quay, 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 Nassau Street, Stop 406 19 Nassau Street, Dublin Merrion Square West, Stop 2810 94 Merrion Square West, Dublin Merrion Sq South, Stop 7387 78 Merrion Square South, Dublin 66 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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