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402 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 402 bus time schedule & line map 402 Merlin Park Terminus (Merlin Church) - Shangort View In Website Mode Rd (Cotters Shop) The 402 bus line (Merlin Park Terminus (Merlin Church) - Shangort Rd (Cotters Shop)) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Merlin Park Terminus (Merlin Church) - Shangort Rd (Cotters Shop): 6:30 AM - 11:00 PM (2) Shangort Rd (Cotters Shop) - Merlin Park Terminus (Merlin Church): 6:30 AM - 11:00 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 402 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 402 bus arriving. Direction: Merlin Park Terminus (Merlin Church) - 402 bus Time Schedule Shangort Rd (Cotters Shop) Merlin Park Terminus (Merlin Church) - Shangort Rd 38 stops (Cotters Shop) Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:00 AM - 11:00 PM Monday 6:30 AM - 11:00 PM Merlin Park Hospital Stop 522821 Tuesday 6:30 AM - 11:00 PM Woodhaven Stop 522831 Woodhaven, Galway Wednesday 6:30 AM - 11:00 PM Thursday 6:30 AM - 11:00 PM Gmit Stop 522841 Friday 6:30 AM - 11:00 PM Dawn Dairies Stop 522851 Saturday 7:00 AM - 11:00 PM Murrough Park Stop 522861 7 Ballyloughaun Road, Galway Fuschia Drive Stop 522871 32 Fuschia Drive, Galway 402 bus Info Direction: Merlin Park Terminus (Merlin Church) - Blackthorn Park Stop 522881 Shangort Rd (Cotters Shop) 48 Blackthorn Park, Galway Stops: 38 Trip Duration: 46 min Hawthorn Drive Stop 522891 Line Summary: Merlin Park Hospital Stop 522821, Hawthorn Drive, Galway Woodhaven Stop 522831, Gmit Stop 522841, Dawn Dairies Stop 522851, Murrough Park Stop 522861, Arbutus Avenue Stop 522901 Fuschia Drive Stop 522871, Blackthorn Park Stop 1 Hawthorn Drive, Galway 522881, Hawthorn Drive Stop 522891, Arbutus Avenue Stop 522901, Galway Barracks Stop 522911, Galway Barracks Stop 522911 Dun Na Mara Stop 522921, Renmore Park Stop 50 Renmore Road, Galway 522941, Renmore Po Stop 522951, Brothers Of Charity Stop 522961, The G Hotel Stop 522971, Dun Na Mara Stop 522921 Cemetery Stop 522981, Cookes Terrace Stop 33 Renmore Road, Galway 522991, Cill Ard Stop 523001, St Bridget's Place Stop 523191, Eyre Square Stop 523011, Francis Street Renmore Park Stop 522941 Stop 523021, Galway Cathedral Stop 522571, Nuig 19 Renmore Road, Galway Main Gate Stop 523031, Uch Galway Stop 523041, Costello Road Stop 523051, Mcdara Road Stop Renmore Po Stop 522951 523061, Colmcille Road Stop 523071, O'Connaire 2 Renmore Road, Galway Road Stop 523081, Maunsells Road Stop 523091, Maunsells Road Stop 522491, St Anne's Stop Brothers Of Charity Stop 522961 523101, Dominican Convent Stop 523111, Ardmore Stop 523121, Kingston Road Stop 523131, Manor The G Hotel Stop 522971 Drive Stop 523141, Kingston Gardens Stop 523151, Shangort Road Stop 523161, Seacrest Stop 522341 Cemetery Stop 522981 Cookes Terrace Stop 522991 Cill Ard Stop 523001 160 Bohermore, Galway St Bridget's Place Stop 523191 68 Bohermore, Galway Eyre Square Stop 523011 3 Eyre Square, Galway Francis Street Stop 523021 Saint Francis Street, Galway Galway Cathedral Stop 522571 Earl's Island, Galway Nuig Main Gate Stop 523031 8 University Road, Galway Uch Galway Stop 523041 Costello Road Stop 523051 23 Costello Road, Galway Mcdara Road Stop 523061 11 Costello Road, Galway Colmcille Road Stop 523071 39 Colmcille Road, Galway O'Connaire Road Stop 523081 1 Colmcille Road, Galway Maunsells Road Stop 523091 Fort Eyre Mews, Galway Maunsells Road Stop 522491 St Anne's Stop 523101 Dominican Convent Stop 523111 1 Eaton House, Galway Ardmore Stop 523121 6 Ardmore, Galway Kingston Road Stop 523131 11 The Gardens, Galway Manor Drive Stop 523141 3 Manor Drive, Galway Kingston Gardens Stop 523151 38 Kingston Road, Galway Shangort Road Stop 523161 Oldƒeld, Galway Seacrest Stop 522341 69 Seacrest, Galway Direction: Shangort Rd (Cotters Shop) - Merlin 402 bus Time Schedule Park Terminus (Merlin Church) Shangort Rd (Cotters Shop) - Merlin Park Terminus 42 stops (Merlin Church) Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:00 AM - 11:00 PM Monday 6:30 AM - 11:00 PM Seacrest Stop 522341 69 Seacrest, Galway Tuesday 6:30 AM - 11:00 PM Forest Hills Stop 522351 Wednesday 6:30 AM - 11:00 PM 57 Seacrest, Galway Thursday 6:30 AM - 11:00 PM Westbrook Stop 522361 Friday 6:30 AM - 11:00 PM 12 Seacrest, Galway Saturday 7:00 AM - 11:00 PM Barna Road Stop 522371 Barna Road, Galway Knocknacarra Stop 522381 402 bus Info Knocknacarra Road Stop 522391 Direction: Shangort Rd (Cotters Shop) - Merlin Park 1 Burren View Heights, Galway Terminus (Merlin Church) Stops: 42 Brook Lawn Stop 522401 Trip Duration: 49 min Brooklawn, Galway Line Summary: Seacrest Stop 522341, Forest Hills Stop 522351, Westbrook Stop 522361, Barna Road Kingston Road Stop 522411 Stop 522371, Knocknacarra Stop 522381, Kingston Gardens, Galway Knocknacarra Road Stop 522391, Brook Lawn Stop 522401, Kingston Road Stop 522411, Manor Drive Manor Drive Stop 522421 Stop 522421, Taylor's Hill Road Stop 522431, Ardmore Stop 522441, Sycamore Drive Stop 522471, Taylor's Hill Road Stop 522431 St Anne's Stop 522481, Maunsells Park Stop 523171, Presentation Convent Stop 522501, Scoil Bhride Ardmore Stop 522441 Stop 522511, Davis Road Stop 522521, Mcdara 6 Ardmore, Galway Road Stop 522531, Hse Clinic Stop 522541, Lower Newcastle Road Stop 522551, Nuig Main Gate Stop Sycamore Drive Stop 522471 522561, Galway Cathedral Stop 523181, Franciscan 1 Eaton House, Galway Friary Stop 522591, Eyre Square Stop 522611, Prospect Hill Stop 522621, Bohermore Stop 522631, St Anne's Stop 522481 St Anthony's Tce Stop 522651, Bohermore Stop 522681, The G Hotel Stop 522691, Renmore Park Maunsells Park Stop 523171 Stop 522701, Bon Secours Hospital Stop 522711, Renmore Park Stop 522721, Dun Na Mara Stop Presentation Convent Stop 522501 522731, Galway Army Barracks Stop 522741, Hawthorn Drive Stop 522751, Rowan Avenue Stop Scoil Bhride Stop 522511 522761, Fushia Drive Stop 522771, Ballyloughane Road Stop 522781, Dawn Dairies Stop 522791, Gmit 3 Colmcille Road, Galway Stop 522811, Merlin Hospital Gate Stop 522801, Davis Road Stop 522521 Merlin Park Hospital Stop 522821 40 Colmcille Road, Galway Mcdara Road Stop 522531 12 Costello Road, Galway Hse Clinic Stop 522541 28 Costello Road, Galway Lower Newcastle Road Stop 522551 36 Lower Newcastle Road, Galway Nuig Main Gate Stop 522561 University Road, Galway Galway Cathedral Stop 523181 University Road, Galway Franciscan Friary Stop 522591 Saint Anthony's Place, Galway Eyre Square Stop 522611 Eyre Square, Galway Prospect Hill Stop 522621 67 Bohermore, Galway Bohermore Stop 522631 152 Bohermore, Galway St Anthony's Tce Stop 522651 Bohermore, Galway Bohermore Stop 522681 The G Hotel Stop 522691 Renmore Park Stop 522701 Bon Secours Hospital Stop 522711 3 Renmore Road, Galway Renmore Park Stop 522721 19 Renmore Road, Galway Dun Na Mara Stop 522731 68 Renmore Road, Galway Galway Army Barracks Stop 522741 53 Renmore Road, Galway Hawthorn Drive Stop 522751 Hawthorn Drive, Galway Rowan Avenue Stop 522761 48 Blackthorn Park, Galway Fushia Drive Stop 522771 32 Fuschia Drive, Galway Ballyloughane Road Stop 522781 1 Ballyloughaun Road, Galway Dawn Dairies Stop 522791 Gmit Stop 522811 Merlin Hospital Gate Stop 522801 Dublin Road, Galway Merlin Park Hospital Stop 522821 402 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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