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Route Bus Stop Grid Route Bus Stop Grid Route Bus Stop Grid Route Bus Stop Grid Destination Route Number Ref Destination Route Number Ref Destination Route Number Ref Destination Route Number Ref Travel Options Adamstown 25b 346 E6 Donnybrook 145, 46a 334 E5 Liff ey Valley S.C. 40 4521 D7 Rathfarnham 16 336 E5 25b 7392 D5 39a 335 E5 Limekiln 9 277 D3 16 1279 D7 and Services: Baggot Street 38/a/b 6059 D3 39a 404 E7 9 336 E5 Rathgar 14, 15 301 E5 38/a/b 404 E7 46a 6059 D3 9 1278 D7 14 336 E5 TCD 39/a 315 C5 46a, 145 406 E7 Loughlinstown 7 4725 D2 15 7583 E6 39/a 335 E5 Dublin Airport 16 1359 D6 Loughlinstown 7 273 E5 14, 15 7581 C7 39/a 404 E7 16 320 D6 7 405 F7 Rathmines 14, 15 301 E5 t e e Parnell Square East Baldoyle 29a 289 E4 16 278 D3 Lucan (Esker Church) 25a 346 E6 83/a 315 C5 Upper Dominick StreetA B tr C D E F G H S l l t Ballinteer 16 270 D3 41 288 F4 25a 7392 D5 Rathmines 14, 83/a 336 E6 i e s Parnell Street Gloucster Place Lower H r Garden of o Parnell SquareRemembrance North 16 336 E5 Dublin Zoo 46a 792 E8 Lucan Village 25, 66/a/b, 67 346 E6 15 7583 E6 n D Parnell Square West Lower Sean Macdermott Street Seville Place o i r t 1 1 16 1279 D7 46a 345 F6 66/a/b, 67 317 D5 14, 15, 140 7581 C7 e u t p i Rotunda t p Ballycullen 15 301 E5 46a 320 D6 25 7392 D5 140 6059 D3 s U Hospital n IRISH RAIL o Lower Gardiner Street Railway Street 15 7583 E6 46a 274 D3 Malahide Road 42 1184 F3 140 334 E5 Parnell Street Amiens Street C 15 7581 C7 Dún Laoghaire 7 4725 D2 Malahide Village 42 1184 F3 Ringsend 1 271 E4 4725 Lower Oriel Street Prebend Street Gate Theatre Cathal Brugha Street Ballsbridge/RDS 4, 7 4725 D2 7 273 E5 Marino 123 1359 D6 1, 77a 340 F6 James Joyce Street Marlborough Street 4, 7 273 E5 7 405 F7 123 4496 D4 Sandyford 11 271 E4 Lower Dominick Street Parnell Street 4508 Seville Place 278 4, 7 405 F7 46a 6059 D3 123 4508 D2 Business District 11 404 E7 Foley Street Lower Sheriff Street Henrietta Place Bolton Street Ballyfermot 40 270 D3 46a 334 E5 Mater Hospital 38/a/b 793 E8 Sandymount 1 271 E4 2 281 DART 2 Upper Oriel Street 40 335 E5 46a 406 E7 38/a/b 7588 F6 1 340 F6 King’s Inns Street 272 1184 Connolly 40 4521 D7 Dundrum 14 301 E5 38/a/b 4496 D4 Santry 16 1359 D6 277 Talbot Street t Lower Sheriff Street Beaumont 14 7582 6D 14 7581 C7 46a 792 D8 16 320 D6 e Dublin Bus 270 Connolly tre S 14 297 E4 East Wall 151 316 D5 46a 345 F6 1 319 D6 g Parnell Street Public Office in Cathedral St. Talbot Street K Street Green O’Connell Street O’Connell Upper Church Street rth Moore Street Street O’Connell Blackrock 4, 7 4725 D2 151 297 E4 46a 320 D6 1, 16 278 D3 No 274 Busáras 6059 Commons Street Ilac Shopping Centre 4, 7 273 E5 Fairview 14, 15 7582 D6 46a 274 D3 41/c 288 F4 Marlborough Street Henry Place 279 Earl Street Irish Life Mall O’Connell Street Parnell Street Earl Place 3 Jervis Street LUAS 3 4, 7 405 F7 15 299 F4 Mater Hospital (Private) 11 793 E8 South Circular Road 9 277 D3 Wolf Tone Street George’s Dock 288 Guild Street Blanchardstown S.C. 39/a 793 E8 27 1358 C6 11 345 F6 9 336 BeresfordStreet E5 289 Busáras Henry Street GPO George’s Dock Lower Mayor Street Capel Street 7591 39/a 7588 F6 27 298 E4 11, 16 320 D6 Straff an Road 67 346 E6 Custom House Upper Liffey Street Sackville Place Lower Abbey Street135031 39/a 328 D6 130 7591 E4 1, 13, 40 319 D6 67 317 E5 George’s Hill Arnotts Prince’s Street North 4496 299 Blanchardstown Village 38/a, 39 793 E8 Finglas Village 40 1358 C6 1, 11, 16 278 D3 Stillorgan Village 46a 6059t D3 271 298 e 297 e Lower Jervis Lane r Jervis Street Shopping Centre Abbey Street 38/a, 39 7588 F6 40 319 D6 13, 16 1359 D6 46a, 145 334t E5 Abbey Street CommonsStreet S Custom House Quay Mary’s Lane Custom House Quay h Middle Abbey Street 38/a 4496 D4 40 279 D4 13 281 D3 46a, 145 Mary’s Lane 406 E7 c Eden Quay r St Michan’s Street 4 LUAS Talbot 4 North Wall Quay Guild Street 39 328 D6 Foxborough 151 302 F5 40 1358 C6 145 u 315 D5 h Memorial Greek Street Jervis 302 316 Bridge Botanic Gardens 83/a 1359 D6 151 7583 E6 40 279 D4 Swords Village 41/c C 288 F4 301 Jervis Street Lower Liffey St. George’s Sean O’Casey 273 gh Quay Quay 83/a 319 D6 Glasnevin Cemetery 40 1358 C7 Maynooth 66 346 E6 Tallaght Village 27 302 F5 Upper Abbey Street 315 Bur Bridge Mary’s Abbey Capel Street O’Connell RIVER LIFFEY Bridge Tara Street City Quay Samuel Beckett Bray Main Street 145 315 C5 40 319 D6 66 317 D5 27 7583 E6 LUAS Great Strand Street 334 Street Tara Bridge 145 334 E5 40 279 D4 Merrion Square 4, 7 4725 D2 27 4522 D7 Bachelor’s Walk325 4 minutes cycling or Four Courts D’Olier St. Great Strand Street 335 135841 Sir John Rogerson’s Quay 145 406 E7 140 7582 D6 4, 7 273 E5 Templeogue 15 301 E5 Chancery Place Ha’penny 7392 10 minutes walking Bridge 336 Castletown 66b 346 E6 140 274 D3 4, 7 405 F7 15 7581 C7 317 Arran Quay 135101 Aston Quay 340 5 Lower OrmondMillenium Quay 319 5 66b 317 E5 Guinness Storehouse 13, 40 270 D3 25/a/b, 66a/b, 67 315 C5 Terenure Village 15 301 E5 Bridge Townsend Street 328 Townsend Street Windmill Lane Grattan Fleet Street Celbridge 67 346 E6 13, 40, 123 335 E5 25/a/b, 66a/b, 67 406 E7 15 7581 C7 Bridge Usher’s Quay Inns Quay 346 Townsend Street Mellowes Upper Ormond Quay 7583 67 317 D5 13, 40 4521 D7 Monkstown 4, 7 4725 D2 16 Bridge 270 D3 Wellington Quay 320 t O'Donovan Rossa ee tr Lime Street S 345 Bridge E e M u g Charlestown S.C. 9 1359 D6 123 272 D3 4, 7 273 E5 16 e 336 E5 Row Bedford r Essex Quay Parliament Street e chan s ll Hanover Street East t’s Q t o u a ay Essex Street East C 7588 Wood Quay c Cope Street 1359 9 319 D6 123 1278 D7 4, 7 405 F7 151 316 D5 e The 3Arena 7582 St. Westmoreland S Pearse Street Lower Sandwith Street t r e 1358 Hanover Street East 9 281 D3 Harristown 13, 83/a 1359 D6 Mulhuddart 38/a/b 793 E8 151 297 E4 e Essex Street West t Regent House Lombard Street East Citywest Business Park 77a 4522 D7 13, 83/a 319 D6 38/a/b 7588 F6 The Square Town 27 302 F5 Sycamore Street College Green Clarehall 27 1358 C6 Harold’s Cross 9 277 D3 38/a/b 4496 D4 Centre, Tallaght 27 7583Cook Street E6 6 Temple Bar Cultural Information Centre Dame Street Old Library 6 Winetavern Street Winetavern 4522 4521 Pearse Street 27 298 E4 9 336 E5 Naas Road 13 270 D3 27 4522 D7 t 1279 1278 Christchurch Cathedral Dame Street e 7581 TCD Pearse Street Lower Erne Street e Suffolk St. Berkeley Library Clondalkin (Village) 13 270 D3 9 1278 D7 13 335 E5 UCD Belfi eld 39a 315 C5 r t Campus S 13 335 E5 16 270 D3 13 4521 D7 39a 335 E5 e Macken Street Castle Street s c UpperSandwithStreet ’ ’ Dame Court Dame a Court Dame 404 High Street Pl e h e urc Dublin Castle 406 13 4521 D7 16 336 E5 Navan Road 38/a/b, 39/a 793 E8 39a Thomas Street 404 E7 tch g Exchequer Street DART is r Pearse Street Chr o N 405 Clongriffi n 15 7582 D6 16 1279 D7 38/a/b, 39/a 7588 F6 Wadelai 11 793 E8 e a ssa G u S Boyne Street 15 299 F4 Heuston Rail Station 25/a/b, 66/a/b, 67 346 E6 38/a/b 4496 D4 11 345 F6 t tree a Powerscourt Townhouse Centre t Westland Row e Clonskeagh 11 271 4E 66/a/b, 67 317 E5 39/a 328 D6 11 278 D3 7 r 7 G Coppinger Row Tivolli Bride Street Nicholas Street Great Ship Street h 11 404 E7 25/a/b 7392 D5 North Circular Road 46a 792 E8 Walkinstown Cross 27 Theatre 302 F5 t Upper Erne Street Ross Road u Drury Street Duke Street South Cumberland Street o Setanta Place Clontarf 130 7591 E4 145 792 D8 46a 345 F6 27 7583 E6 S 793 Bride Road Chancery Lane Fenian Street Macken Street Coolock 15 7582 D6 145 345 F6 46a 320 D6 27, 77a Francis Street4522 D7 L ow South Fredrick Street er St ephe 2 minutes cycling or n South William Street S Denzille Lane Harmony Row 15 299 F4 145 325 D5 46a 274 D3 t.
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