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Louth, Meath & Fingal Louth, Meath & Fingal B A Louth Contents 1800 303 707 Route Service Day Page Weekly Services LL102 Lobinstown & Drumconrath to Ardee Monday Weekly 4 LH203 Clogherhead to Drogheda Tuesday Weekly 4 LH201 Carlingford Circular Wednesday Weekly 4 LH301 Togher to Drogheda Wednesday Weekly 5 LH303 Dunleer to Drogheda Wednesday Weekly 5 LH305 Tallanstown to Stonetown *BINGO* Wednesday Weekly 5 LH402 Monasterboice to Drogheda Thursday Weekly 6 LH403 Termonfeckin to Drogheda Thursday Weekly 6 LH407 Tallanstown to Dundalk Thursday Weekly 6 LH501 Kilkerley & District to Dundalk Friday Weekly 7 LH502 Carlingford to Dundalk Friday Weekly 7 LH503 Acclint/Stickillin to Ardee Friday Weekly 8 LH506 Annagassan to Dundalk Friday Weekly 8 MH507 Collon to Drogheda Friday Weekly 8 LH508 Faughart to Dundalk Friday Weekly 9 LH509 Duffys Cross to Dundalk Friday Weekly 9 LH511 Inniskeen to Dundalk Friday Weekly 9 LL201 Ardee to Drogheda Friday & Saturday 10 LH601 Togher to Drogheda Saturday, Weekly 10 LH701 Dundalk to Carlingford Sunday Weekly 11 LH702 Carrickmacross to Ardee Sunday Weekly 11 Local Link Louth Meath & Fingal provides secure, Fortnightly Services reliable and affordable transport LH104 Channonrock to Dundalk Monday Fortnightly 12 Full timetables available on www.locallinklmf.ie All Louth Local Link services are Semi-Flexible/ Monthly Services Demand Responsive unless otherwise stated. LH101 Collon to Dundalk Monday Monthly 12 Due to the door-to-door nature of most of our LH102 Togher to Dundalk Monday Monthly 12 services, resulting in slight changes to timetables, LH103 Monasterboice to Dundalk Monday Monthly 13 we strongly advise that you book in advance LL103 Lobinstown and Drumconrath before traveling. Please note all times are to Drogheda / Dundalk Monday Monthly 13 approximate and subject to change. 2 Local Link Louth, Meath & Fingal * Please note these services are Demand Responsive. *Please note these services are Demand Responsive. Local Link Louth, Meath & Fingal 3 1800 303 707 LL102: Lobinston and Drumconrath to Ardee LH301: Togher to Drogheda Day: Monday Weekly Day: Wednesday Weekly LOBINSTON AND DRUMCONRATH TO ARDEE TOGHER TO DROGHEDA Stops Stops Lobinstown 09:30 Ardee 13:30 Keenans Cross 9:30 Drogheda 12:50 Drumconrath 09:45 Drumconrath 13:45 Ballygassan 9:35 Termonfeckin 13:05 Ardee 10:00 Lobinstown 14:00 Annagassan 9:40 Togher 13:15 Dunany 9:50 Port 13:20 *On Bank holiday Mondays, this travels on Tuesday. Port 9:55 Dunany 13:25 Togher 10:00 Annagassan 13:35 Termonfeckin 10:10 Ballygassan 13:40 LH203: Clogherhead to Drogheda Drogheda 10:25 Keenans Cross 13:45 Day: Tuesday Weekly CLOGHERHEAD TO DROGHEDA LH303: Dunleer to Drogheda Stops Day: Wednesday Weekly Clogherhead 10:00 Drogheda 12:45 DUNLEER TO DROGHEDA Callystown 10:10 Almondstown 13:00 Stops Almondstown 10:20 Callystown 13:10 Drogheda 10:35 Clogherhead 13:20 Dromin 9:50 Drogheda 12:30 Philipstown 9:55 Dunleer 13:05 Dunleer 10:00 Philipstown 13:10 Drogheda 10:35 Dromin 13:15 LH201: Carlington Circular Day: Wednesday Weekly LH305: Tallanstown to Stonetown *BINGO* CARLINGTON CIRCULAR Day: Wednesday Weekly Stops TALLANSTOWN TO STONETOWN *BINGO* Omeath 9:00 Carlingford 12:30 Stops Carlingford 9:30 Omeath 13:00 Tallanstown 20:00 Stonetown 22:30 Omeath 13:00 Carlingford 15:30 Louth Village 20:10 Louth Village 22:45 Carlingford 13:30 Omeath 16:00 Stonetown 20:25 Tallanstown 22:55 4 Local Link Louth, Meath & Fingal * Please note these services are Demand Responsive. *Please note these services are Demand Responsive. Local Link Louth, Meath & Fingal 5 1800 303 707 LH402: Monasterboice to Drogheda LH501: Kilkerley & District to Dundalk Day: Thursday Weekly Day: Thursday Weekly MONASTERBOICE TO DROGHEDA KILKERLEY & DISTRICT TO DUNDALK Stops Stops Monasterboice 09:50 Drogheda 12:50 Kilkerley NS 9:00 Dundalk 12:30 Tenure 10:00 Ballymakenny 13:00 Quigleys Cross 9:05 Carrick Rd 12:35 Mullary 10:05 Fieldstown 13:10 HBX cross 9:10 Little Mills 12:40 Fieldstown 10:15 Mullary 13:20 Little Mills 9:30 HBX cross 13:00 Ballymakenny 10:25 Tenure 13:25 Carrick rd 9:35 Quigleys Cross 13:05 Drogheda 10:35 Monasterboice 13:35 Dundalk 9:40 Kilkerley NS 13:10 LH403: Termonfeckin to Drogheda Day: Thursday Weekly TERMONFECKIN TO DROGHEDA Stops Sandpit 9:40 Drogheda 12:45 Termonfeckin 10:00 Termonfeckin 13:25 LH502: Carlington to Dundalk Drogheda 10:40 Sandpit 13:45 Day: Friday Weekly CARLINGTON TO DUNDALK Stops LH407: Tallanstown to Dundalk Gyles Quay 9:50 Dundalk 13:30 Day: Thursday Weekly Rathcorry 10:00 Grange 13:55 TALLANSTOWN TO DUNDALK Whitestown 10:10 Rath 14:05 Stops Templetown 10:20 Carlington 14:15 Stabannon 9:15 Dundalk 12:30 Carlinford 10:30 Templetown 14:25 Tallanstown 9:45 Louth Village 12:45 Rath 10:40 Whitestown 14:35 Louth Village 9:55 Tallanstown 12:55 Grange 10:50 Rathcorry 14:45 Dundalk 10:10 Stabannon 13:25 Dundalk 11:15 Gyles Quay 14:55 6 Local Link Louth, Meath & Fingal * Please note these services are Demand Responsive. *Please note these services are Demand Responsive. Local Link Louth, Meath & Fingal 7 1800 303 707 LH503: Acclint/Stickillin to Ardee LH508: Faughart to Dundalk Day: Friday Weekly Day: Friday Weekly ACCLINT / STICKILLIN TO ARDEE FAUGHART TO DUNDALK Stops Stops Churchtown 9:30 Ardee 12:30 Faughart 10:00 Dundalk 13:30 Reaghstown 9:45 Mills of Louth 12:40 Monascreebe 10:05 Kilcurry 14:00 Acclint 9:55 Philipstown 12:45 Kilcurry 10:15 Monascreebe 14:10 Philipstown 10:00 Acclint 12:50 Dundalk 10:45 Faughart 14:15 Mills of Louth 10:05 Reaghstown 13:00 Ardee 10:15 Churchtown 13:15 Stops LH509: Duffys Cross ro Dundalk Stickillen 10:30 Ardee 13:30 Day: Friday Weekly Dromin 10:40 Dromin 13:40 DUFFYS CROSS TO DUNDALK Ardee 10:50 Stickillen 13:50 Stops Duffys Cross 9:00 Dundalk 12:30 LH506: Annagassan to Dundalk Station Rd 9:10 Stephenstown 12:40 Day: Friday Weekly Readypenny 9:20 Knockbridge 12:45 ANNAGASSAN TO DUNDALK Louth Village 9:25 Louth Village 12:55 Stops Knockbridge 9:35 Readypenny 13:00 Annagassan/Kilsaran 9:55 Dundalk 12:40 Stephenstown 9:40 Station Rd 13:10 Castlebellingham 10:00 Castlebellingham 13:10 Dundalk 9:50 Duffys Cross 13:20 Dundalk 10:30 Annagassan/Kilsaran 13:15 LH507: Collon to Drogheda Day: Friday Weekly COLLON TO DROGHEDA LH511: Inniskeen to Dundalk Stops Day: Friday Weekly Smarmore 9:30 Drogheda 12:50 INNISKEEN TO DUNDALK Stops Collon 9:40 Drybridge 13:05 Monleek 9:45 Hill of Rath 13:15 Inniskeen 16:30 Dundalk 20:30 Tullyallen 9:50 Tullyallen 13:20 Dundalk 17:20 Inniskeen 21:10 Hill of Rath 9:55 Monleek 13:25 Drybridge 10:05 Collon 13:30 Drogheda 10:20 Smarmore 13:40 8 Local Link Louth, Meath & Fingal * Please note these services are Demand Responsive. *Please note these services are Demand Responsive. Local Link Louth, Meath & Fingal 9 1800 303 707 LL201: Ardee to Drogheda (continued) LH701: Dundalk to Carlington Day: Saturday Weekly Day: Sunday Weekly ARDEE TO DROGHEDA (CONTINUED) DUNDALK TO CARLINGTON Stops Stops Drogheda Shopping Ardee Bypass Cross 19:45 23:10 Dundalk 10:45 Omeath 11:30 Cinema Finlays of Ardee 19:46 Drogheda Bus Station 23:15 Gyles Quay 11:05 Carlingford 11:40 Collon 20:00 Drogheda Hospital 23:20 Carlingford 11:20 Gyles Quay 11:55 Tullyallen 20:10 Tullyallen 23:30 Omeath 11:30 Dundalk 12:10 Drogheda Hospital 20:20 Collon 23:35 Stops Drogheda Bus Station 20:25 Finlays of Ardee 23:49 Dundalk 13:45 Omeath 14:30 Drogheda Shopping 20:30 Ardee Bypass Cross 23:50 Gyles Quay 14:05 Carlingford 14:40 Cinema Carlingford 14:20 Gyles Quay 14:55 Omeath 14:30 Dundalk 15:10 Stops Dundalk 16:45 Omeath 17:30 Gyles Quay 17:05 Carlingford 17:40 Carlingford 17:20 Gyles Quay 17:55 Omeath 17:30 Dundalk 18:10 LH601: Togher to Drogheda Day: Saturday Weekly TOGHER TO DROGHEDA Stops Keenans Cross 9:30 Drogheda 12:50 LH702: Carrickmacross to Ardee Ballygassan 9:35 Termonfeckin 13:05 Day: Sunday Weekly Annagassan 9:40 Togher 13:15 CARICKMACROSS TO ARDEE Dunany 9:50 Port 13:20 Stops Port 9:55 Dunany 13:25 Carrickmacross 19:00 Ardee 22:00 Togher 10:00 Annagassan 13:35 Kilanny 19:15 Crosstown 22:15 Termonfeckin 10:10 Ballygassan 13:40 Crosstown 19:25 Kilanny 22:25 Drogheda 10:25 Keenans Cross 13:45 Ardee 19:40 Carrickmacross 22:40 10 Local Link Louth, Meath & Fingal * Please note these services are Demand Responsive. *Please note these services are Demand Responsive. Local Link Louth, Meath & Fingal 11 1800 303 707 LH104: Channonrock to Dundalk LH103: Monasterboice to Dundalk Day: Monday, Fortnightly 1st and 3rd week Day: Monday, Monthly 1st Monday of the month CHANNONROCK TO DUNDALK MONASTERBOICE TO DUNDALK Stops Stops Channonrock 10:00 Dundalk 13:30 Ballymakenny 9:50 Dundalk 12:50 Dundalk 10:30 Channonrock 14:00 Fieldstown 10:00 Mullary 13:15 Monasterboice 10:05 Tenure 13:20 Tenure 10:10 Monasterboice 13:25 LH101: Collon to Dundalk Mullary 10:15 Fieldstown 13:30 Day: Monday, Monthly 3rd Monday of the month Dundalk 10:40 Ballymakenny 13:40 COLLON TO DUNDALK Stops LL103: Lobinstown and Drumconrath to Drogheda / Dundalk Drybridge 9:30 Dundalk 12:50 Day: Monday, Monthly 3rd Monday of the month Hill of Rath 9:35 Smarmore 13:15 LOBINSTOWN AND DRUMCONRATH TO DROGHEDA / DUNDALK Tullyallen 9:40 Collon 13:25 Stops Monleek 9:45 Monleek 13:30 Lobinstown 9:30 Drogheda / Dundalk 13:30 Collon 9:50 Tullyallen 13:35 Drumconrath 9:45 Drumconrath 13:45 Smarmore 10:00 Hill of Rath 13:40 Drogheda / Dundalk 10:30 Lobinstown 14:00 Dundalk 10:25 Drybridge 15:50 * On Bank Holiday Mondays, this travels on Tuesday LH102: Togher to Dundalk Day: Monday, Monthly 2nd Monday of the month TOGHER TO DUNDALK Stops Termonfeckin 9:30 Dundalk 12:50 Togher 9:40 Keenans Cross 13:10 Port 9:45 Ballygassan 13:15 Dunany 9:50 Annagassan 13:20 Annagassan 10:00 Dunany 13:30 Ballygassan 10:05 Port 13:35 Keenans Cross 10:10 Togher 13:40 Dundalk 10:30 Termonfeckin 13:50 12 Local Link Louth, Meath & Fingal * Please note these services are Demand Responsive.
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