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Irvinestown B83 Omagh Buscentre - Irvinestown C83 Irvinestown - Omagh D83 Ulsterbus Lack - Omagh Buscentre a83 Mondays to Fridays Ref.No.: O07 Depot Code 17 Crew Duty Number 7610 Journey/ETM Nos. 0805 Service No a83 Sch Lack, Main Street 0755 Greenan, Hughes House 0805 Omagh, Buscentre 0840 Sch - Schooldays Only Omagh Buscentre - Lack a83 Omagh Buscentre - Irvinestown b83 Omagh Buscentre - Irvinestown c83 Irvinestown - Omagh d83 Depot Code 17 17 Crew Duty Number 7610 7610 Journey/ETM Nos. 1545 1545 1625 1635 Service No a83 b83 c83 d83 Sch Sch Sch Sch Omagh, Buscentre 1545 1545 Greenan, Hughes House 1615 Lack, Main Street 1625 1625 Irvinestown, By Pass stop 1625 1625 Greenan, Hughes House 1635 Dromore, Tyrone, Bus Stop 1644 Omagh, Buscentre 1700 1705 Sch - Schooldays Only sept 2019 Ulsterbus Omagh Buscentre - Drumannon Park a84 Drumannon Park - St Colmcilles Primary School b84 Omagh, Buscentre - Drumragh Integrated College c84 Mondays to Fridays Ref.No.: O07 Depot Code 17 17 17 Crew Duty Number 1722 1722 1723 Journey/ETM Nos. 0840 0848 0840 0840 0840 0840 0840 0840 Service No a84 b84 c84 c84 c84 c84 c84 c84 Sch Sch Sch Sch Sch Sch Sch Sch Omagh, Buscentre 0840 0845 0845 0845 0845 0845 0845 Omagh, Old Loughmuck Road 0845 Drumannon Park 0846 0848 Omagh, O'Kane Park 0850 Convent Primary School, Omagh 0905 St Colmcilles Primary School, Omagh 0910 Drumragh Integrated College, Omagh 0910 0910 0910 0910 0910 0910 Sch - Schooldays Only Drumragh Integrated College - Omagh, Buscentre c84 Omagh, Buscentre - Omagh, Buscentre d84 via Convent Primary School, Omagh St Colmcilles Primary School - O' Kane Park e84 via Drumannon Park Omagh, O' Kane Park - Omagh, Buscentre f84 via Dublin Road St Conors Primary School, Omagh - Omagh, Buscentre g84 via Strathroy Estate Depot Code 17 17 17 17 17 17 Crew Duty Number 1742 1743 1742 1742 1702 1721 Journey/ETM Nos. 0840 1430 1520 1505 1510 1505 Service No d84 e84 f84 e84 c84 g84 Sch Sch Sch Sch Sch Sch Omagh, Buscentre 0850 St Conors Primary School, Omagh 1505 Convent Primary School, Omagh 0905 1510 St Colmcilles Primary School, Omagh 1430 1505 1513 Omagh, Strathroy Estate 1523 sept 2019 St Conors Primary School, Omagh 1435 1510 Omagh, Old Loughmuck Road 1440 1515 Drumannon Park 1442 1517 Omagh, O'Kane Park 1445 1520 1520 Drumragh Integrated College, Omagh 1510 Omagh, Buscentre 1530 Omagh, Dublin Road 1525 Omagh, Buscentre 1530 Omagh, Old Mountfield Road 1528 Omagh, Killyclogher 1530 Omagh, Buscentre 0915 1535 Sch - Schooldays Only sept 2019 Ulsterbus Eskra Old School - Omagh, Buscentre g85 via Seskinore Mondays to Fridays Ref.No.: O07 Depot Code 17 Crew Duty Number 1724 Journey/ETM Nos. 0810 Service No g85 Sch Eskra Old School 0810 Seskinore, Post Office 0819 Crawfords Bridge 0825 Omagh, Buscentre 0840 sept 2019 Ulsterbus Dromore - Lack, Main Street a94 Collegiate Grammar School, Enniskillen - Enniskillen, Buscentre b94 Mondays to Fridays Ref.No.: O07 Operator Code () Depot Code 17 17 Crew Duty Number 7610 1717 Journey/ETM Nos. 0740 1530 Service No a94 b94 Sch Sch Collegiate Grammar School, Enniskillen 1530 Enniskillen, Buscentre 1537 Dromore, Tyrone, Bus Stop 0730 Lack, Main Street 0754 Sch - School terms only sept 2019 Ulsterbus Omagh, Buscentre - Castlederg, John Street 96H via Drumlegagh Omagh, Buscentre - Castlederg, John Street 96H via Drumquin Mondays to Fridays Ref.No.: O07 Operator Code ULB ULB Depot Code 17 17 Crew Duty Number 1718 7602 Journey/ETM Nos. 1545 1545 Service No 96H 96H DRUM Sch Sch Omagh, Buscentre 1545 1545 Drumlegagh 1600 Spamount 1610 Drumquin, Main Street 1605 Castlederg, John Street 1625 1624 ULB - Ulsterbus DRUM - via Drumleagh Sch - Schooldays Only Drumquin - Omagh, Buscentre 96H Sacred Heart College (Omagh) - Castlederg 96H via Drumquin Operator Code ULB Depot Code 17 17 Crew Duty Number 1708 1709 Journey/ETM Nos. 1530 0820 Service No 96H 96H Sch Sch Drumquin, Main Street 0810 Sacred Heart College [Omagh] 1530 Omagh, Buscentre 0840 Drumquin, Main Street 1555 Castlederg, John Street 1615 ULB - Ulsterbus Sch - Schooldays Only sept 2019 Ulsterbus Omagh, Buscentre - Castlederg, John Street 96H via Drumlegagh Omagh, Buscentre - Castlederg, John Street 96H via Drumquin Mondays to Fridays Ref.No.: O07 Operator Code ULB Depot Code 17 Service No 96H Sch Omagh, Buscentre 1545 Drumquin, Main Street 1605 Castlederg, John Street 1625 ULB - Ulsterbus Sch - Schooldays Only sept 2019.
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