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Route 293 Glencolmcille to Killybegs to Donegal Town Timetable Route 293 293 Glencolmcille to Donegal Town & Return Glencolmcille GLENCOLMCILLE - KILLYBEGS - DONEGAL TOWN to Donegal Town Stops Mon-Sat Sun & Public Holidays (via Killybegs) Malinmore - Crossroads 07:35 09:15 12:45 14:30 16:00 09:15 12:45 16:00 Cashel - National School 07:42 09:22 12:52 14:37 16:07 09:22 12:52 16:07 Carrick - Bus Stop 07:53 09:33 13:03 14:48 16:18 09:33 13:03 16:18 B Kilcar - Bus Stop 08:00 09:40 13:10 14:55 16:25 09:40 13:10 16:25 ZONE 1 Killybegs - Bus Stop Shore Rd 08:15 09:55 13:25 15:10 16:40 09:55 13:25 16:40 Killybegs - Bus Stop Shore Rd 08:15 09:55 13:25 15:10 16:40 09:55 13:25 16:40 Bruckless - Service Station R R R R R R R R Dunkineely - Bus Stop 08:25 10:05 13:35 15:20 16:50 10:05 13:35 16:50 Frosses - Bus Stop 08:35 10:15 13:45 15:30 17:00 10:15 13:45 17:00 ZONE 2 Mountcharles - Bus Stop 08:43 10:23 13:53 15:38 17:08 10:23 13:53 17:08 Donegal Town - Abbey Hotel 08:50 10:30 14:00 15:45 17:15 10:30 14:00 17:15 EVENING SERVICES Stops Fri - Sat - Sun A Malinmore - Crossroads 17:35 21:30 *09:15: Feeder service available on select Cashel - National School 17:42 21:37 days from Malinbeg, Teelin, The Rock, Meenaneary, Coguish/Ballymoon. Carrick - Bus Stop 17:53 21:48 ZONE 1 Kilcar - Bus Stop 18:00 21:55 Please contact 07497 41644 for further details. Killybegs - Bus Stop Shore Rd 18:15 22:10 Killybegs - Bus Stop Shore Rd 18:15 22:10 R - Request Stop Bruckless - Service Station R R Dunkineely - Bus Stop 18:25 22:20 Donegal Town connections available to and from: Letterkenny, Ballyshannon, Sligo, Galway, Frosses - Bus Stop 18:35 22:30 Derry & Dublin. ZONE 2 Full information on all available journeys and Mountcharles - Bus Stop 18:43 22:38 connections on National Journey Planner at Donegal Sligo Leitrim Donegal Town - Abbey Hotel 18:50 22:45 www.transportforireland.ie Timetable For more information Tel: 074 9741644 Donegal Town to Glencolmcille & Return Email: [email protected] 293 Web: www.locallinkdonegal.ie DONEGAL TOWN - KILLYBEGS - GLENCOLMCILLE Operated by: Local Link Donegal Sligo Leitrim Roshine Road, Killybegs,Co. Donegal Stops Mon-Sat Sun & Public Holidays Donegal Town - Abbey Hotel 11:00 13:00 14:45 16:15 17:20 11:00 14:45 18:20 Fares Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 1 & 2 Mountcharles - Bus Stop 11:07 13:07 14:52 16:22 17:27 11:07 14:52 18:27 Single Journey €3.00 €3.00 €5.00 Frosses - Bus Stop 11:15 13:15 15:00 16:30 17:35 11:15 15:00 18:35 Return Journey €6.00 €6.00 €10.00 Dunkineely - Bus Stop 11:25 13:25 15:10 16:40 17:45 11:25 15:10 18:45 Child Under 5 Yrs Free Free Free ZONE 2 Bruckless - St Theresa's Terrace R R R R R R R R Free Travel Pass Holders Free Free Free Killybegs - Bus Stop Opp Ulster Bank 11:35 13:35 15:20 16:50 17:55 11:35 15:20 18:55 Ask your driver or other Killybegs - Bus Stop Opp Ulster Bank 11:35 13:35 15:20 16:50 17:55 11:35 15:20 18:55 staff member for assistance Kilcar - Bus Stop 11:50 13:50 15:35 17:05 18:10 11:50 15:35 19:10 Carrick - Bus Stop 11:57 13:57 15:42 17:12 18:17 11:57 15:42 19:17 Our vehicles are wheelchair accessible ZONE 1 Cashel - Opp National School 12:08 14:08 15:53 17:23 18:28 12:08 15:53 19:28 Malinmore - Crossroads 12:15 14:15 16:00 17:30 18:35 12:15 16:00 19:35 Full information on all available journeys and connections on National Journey Planner at www.transportforireland.ie EVENING SERVICES Stops Fri - Sat - Sun Donegal Town - Abbey Hotel 20:15 23:40 *14:15 Feeder service available on select Mountcharles - Bus Stop 20:22 23:47 days to Malinbeg, Teelin, The Rock, Meenaneary, Coguish/Ballymoon. Frosses - Bus Stop 20:30 23:55 Dunkineely - Bus Stop 20:40 00:00 Please contact 07497 41644 for further details. @LocalLinkDSL ZONE 2 Bruckless - St Theresa's Terrace R R Services operate on Public Holidays Killybegs - Bus Stop Opp Ulster Bank 20:50 00:05 R - Request Stop Killybegs - Bus Stop Opp Ulster Bank 20:50 00:15 Information correct at time of print: January 2021 Kilcar - Bus Stop 21:05 00:30 Donegal Town connections available to and from: Letterkenny, Ballyshannon, Sligo, Galway, Carrick - Bus Stop 21:12 00:37 Derry & Dublin. Full information on all available journeys and ZONE 1 Cashel - Opp National School 21:23 00:48 connections on National Journey Planner at Malinmore - Crossroads 21:30 00:55 www.transportforireland.ie .
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