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32 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 32 bus time schedule & line map 32 Talbot Street - Malahide Village View In Website Mode The 32 bus line (Talbot Street - Malahide Village) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Saint James's Terrace - Talbot Street: 6:25 AM - 11:30 PM (2) Talbot Street - Malahide Garda Station: 6:40 AM - 11:25 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 32 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 32 bus arriving. Direction: Saint James's Terrace - Talbot Street 32 bus Time Schedule 59 stops Saint James's Terrace - Talbot Street Route VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Timetable: Sunday 9:30 AM - 10:30 PM St James's Terrace, Stop 3624 Monday 6:25 AM - 11:30 PM Saint James Terrace, Malahide Tuesday 6:25 AM - 11:30 PM The Old Golf Links, Stop 3587 Wednesday 6:25 AM - 11:30 PM Sea Park, Stop 3588 Thursday 6:25 AM - 11:30 PM Muldowney Court, Stop 3590 Friday 6:25 AM - 11:30 PM Biscayne, Stop 3589 Saturday 7:15 AM - 11:15 PM 17 Biscayne, Malahide Robswall Crescent, Stop 3591 Monks Meadow, Stop 3592 32 bus Info Direction: Saint James's Terrace - Talbot Street Strand Road, Stop 3593 Stops: 59 Trip Duration: 43 min Portmarnock Hotel, Stop 3594 Line Summary: St James's Terrace, Stop 3624, The Old Golf Links, Stop 3587, Sea Park, Stop 3588, Blackberry Lane, Stop 3595 Muldowney Court, Stop 3590, Biscayne, Stop 3589, Robswall Crescent, Stop 3591, Monks Meadow, Stop 3592, Strand Road, Stop 3593, Portmarnock Hotel, Blackberry Rise, Stop 3596 Stop 3594, Blackberry Lane, Stop 3595, Blackberry Rise, Stop 3596, The Dunes, Stop 3597, The Dunes, Stop 3597 Portmarnock, Stop 3598, Hazel Court, Stop 4465, Coast Road, Stop 944, St Rita's House, Stop 945, Portmarnock, Stop 3598 Moyne Bridge, Stop 947, Moyne Cottages, Stop 948, The Coast, Stop 949, Baldoyle, Stop 928, Hazel Court, Stop 4465 Warrenhouse Road, Stop 929, Moyclare, Stop 930, Baldoyle Road, Stop 931, Baldoyle Rd Junction, Stop Coast Road, Stop 944 587, Sutton Park, Stop 588, Kilbarrack Cemetery, Stop 589, Bayside, Stop 590, Kilbarrack Road, Stop St Rita's House, Stop 945 591, James Larkin Road, Stop 592, Howth Road, Stop 593, Lonsdale , Stop 594, Foxƒeld, Stop 595, Moyne Bridge, Stop 947 Shieling Square, Stop 596, Maywood, Stop 597, Avondale Park, Stop 598, Raheny Library, Stop 599, Moyne Cottages, Stop 948 Raheny, Stop 600, Cill Eanna, Stop 601, Wade's Avenue, Stop 602, Ennafort Park, Stop 603, All Saints The Coast, Stop 949 Road, Stop 604, The Meadows, Stop 605, St Brigid's Church, Stop 606, The Demesne, Stop 607, Killester, Baldoyle, Stop 928 Stop 608, Castle Grove, Stop 609, Ashbrook, Stop Main Street, Dublin 610, Hollybrook Park, Stop 611, Copeland Avenue, Stop 612, Marino Crescent Park, Stop 613, Fairview, Warrenhouse Road, Stop 929 Stop 614, Annesley Bridge, Stop 615, Nth Strand Fire The Mall, Dublin Stn, Stop 616, Strandville Avenue, Stop 617, Newcomen Bridge, Stop 618, Amiens Street, Stop Moyclare, Stop 930 619, Buckingham St Lower, Stop 675, Talbot Street (Opp Bank Of Ireland), Gardiner Street, Stop 7569 Baldoyle Road, Stop 931 Baldoyle Rd Junction, Stop 587 Sutton Park, Stop 588 Kilbarrack Cemetery, Stop 589 Bayside, Stop 590 Kilbarrack Road, Stop 591 James Larkin Road, Stop 592 Howth Road, Stop 593 645B Howth Road, Dublin Lonsdale , Stop 594 611 Howth Road, Dublin Foxƒeld, Stop 595 563 Howth Road, Dublin Shieling Square, Stop 596 Howth Road, Dublin Maywood, Stop 597 Avondale Park, Stop 598 Raheny Library, Stop 599 Raheny, Stop 600 Cill Eanna, Stop 601 Wade's Avenue, Stop 602 Howth Road, Dublin Ennafort Park, Stop 603 All Saints Road, Stop 604 The Meadows, Stop 605 The Meadows, Dublin St Brigid's Church, Stop 606 The Demesne, Stop 607 Killester, Stop 608 191 Howth Road, Dublin Castle Grove, Stop 609 Howth Road, Dublin Ashbrook, Stop 610 Hollybrook Park, Stop 611 Glaslynn Apartments, Dublin Copeland Avenue, Stop 612 Marino Crescent Park, Stop 613 Fairview, Stop 614 Fairview, Dublin Annesley Bridge, Stop 615 Nth Strand Fire Stn, Stop 616 72 North Strand Road, Dublin Strandville Avenue, Stop 617 136 North Strand Road, Dublin Newcomen Bridge, Stop 618 North Strand Road, Dublin Amiens Street, Stop 619 Amiens Street, Dublin Buckingham St Lower, Stop 675 110 Amiens Street, Dublin Talbot Street (Opp Bank Of Ireland) 65 Talbot Street, Dublin Gardiner Street, Stop 7569 10 Talbot Street, Dublin Direction: Talbot Street - Malahide Garda Station 32 bus Time Schedule 55 stops Talbot Street - Malahide Garda Station Route VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Timetable: Sunday 11:35 AM - 11:25 PM Talbot Street, Stop 621 Monday 6:40 AM - 11:25 PM Talbot Street, Dublin Tuesday 6:40 AM - 11:25 PM Dublin, Irish Life Mall 12c Abbey Street Lower, Dublin Wednesday 6:40 AM - 11:25 PM Busáras, Stop 496 Thursday 6:40 AM - 11:25 PM Busáras, Dublin Friday 6:40 AM - 11:25 PM Portland Row, Stop 515 Saturday 7:10 AM - 11:10 PM Amiens Street, Dublin North Strand Road, Stop 516 71-96 William Street North, Dublin 32 bus Info Bayview Avenue, Stop 4384 Direction: Talbot Street - Malahide Garda Station 145 North Strand Road, Dublin Stops: 55 Trip Duration: 48 min North Strand Fire Station, Stop 519 Line Summary: Talbot Street, Stop 621, Dublin, Irish 81-82 North Strand Road, Dublin Life Mall, Busáras, Stop 496, Portland Row, Stop 515, North Strand Road, Stop 516, Bayview Avenue, Stop Annesley Bridge, Stop 521 4384, North Strand Fire Station, Stop 519, Annesley 13 Annesley Bridge Road, Dublin Bridge, Stop 521, Fairview, Stop 522, Marino College, Stop 523, Howth Road, Stop 525, Copeland Grove, Fairview, Stop 522 Stop 526, Ashbrook, Stop 527, Castle Grove, Stop 16 Fairview, Dublin 528, Collins Avenue, Stop 529, Killester, Stop 530, The Demesne, Stop 531, St Brigid's Church, Stop 709, The Marino College, Stop 523 Meadows, Stop 532, Ennafort Park, Stop 533, Cill Marino Mart, Dublin Eanna, Stop 534, Raheny, Stop 535, Raheny Library, Stop 536, Avondale Park, Stop 537, Maywood, Stop Howth Road, Stop 525 538, Foxƒeld, Stop 539, Lonsdale, Stop 540, James Larkin Road, Stop 541, Strand View, Stop 542, Copeland Grove, Stop 526 Kilbarrack Road, Stop 543, Bayside, Stop 544, Kilbarrack Cemetery, Stop 545, Sutton Park, Stop Ashbrook, Stop 527 546, Baldoyle Road, Stop 910, St Domhnach's Well, Stop 911, Moyclare, Stop 912, Baldoyle, Stop 913, Castle Grove, Stop 528 Willie Nolan Road, Stop 914, Red Arches Rd, Stop 938, Moyne Cottages, Stop 940, Moyne Bridge, Stop Collins Avenue, Stop 529 941, St Rita's House, Stop 942, Portmarnock Bridge, Stop 943, Portmarnock, Stop 3599, The Dunes, Stop Killester, Stop 530 3600, Blackberry Rise, Stop 3601, Blackberry Lane, 191 Howth Road, Dublin Stop 3602, Portmarnock Cresent, Stop 3604, Wendell Avenue, Stop 3616, Monks Meadow, Stop 3618, The Demesne, Stop 531 Robswall Crescent, Stop 3619, Biscayne, Stop 3620, Sea Park, Stop 3622, Mayfair, Stop 3623, Malahide St Brigid's Church, Stop 709 Village, Stop 4387 The Meadows, Stop 532 The Meadows, Dublin Ennafort Park, Stop 533 Cill Eanna, Stop 534 Raheny, Stop 535 Raheny Library, Stop 536 Avondale Park, Stop 537 Maywood, Stop 538 Foxƒeld, Stop 539 561 Howth Road, Dublin Lonsdale, Stop 540 617 Howth Road, Dublin James Larkin Road, Stop 541 645A Howth Road, Dublin Strand View, Stop 542 Kilbarrack Road, Stop 543 Mariners Court, Dublin Bayside, Stop 544 Kilbarrack Cemetery, Stop 545 Sutton Park, Stop 546 Baldoyle Road, Stop 910 St Domhnach's Well, Stop 911 Moyclare, Stop 912 Baldoyle, Stop 913 Willie Nolan Road, Stop 914 Main Street, Dublin Red Arches Rd, Stop 938 Coast Road, Dublin Moyne Cottages, Stop 940 Moyne Bridge, Stop 941 Coast Road, Dublin St Rita's House, Stop 942 Portmarnock Bridge, Stop 943 Portmarknock Bridge, Dublin Portmarnock, Stop 3599 The Dunes, Stop 3600 Blackberry Rise, Stop 3601 Blackberry Lane, Stop 3602 Portmarnock Cresent, Stop 3604 Wendell Avenue, Stop 3616 Monks Meadow, Stop 3618 Robswall Crescent, Stop 3619 Biscayne, Stop 3620 Biscayne, Malahide Sea Park, Stop 3622 Mayfair, Stop 3623 Mayfair, Malahide Malahide Village, Stop 4387 32 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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