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142 Buses and trams from St Stephen’s Green 142 continues to Waterside, Seabury, Malahide, 32x continues to 41x Broomfield, Hazelbrook, Sainthelens and 15 Portmarnock, Swords Manor Portmarnock Sand’s Hotel Baldoyle Malahide and 142 Poppintree 140 Clongriffin Seabury Barrysparks Finglas IKEA KEY Charlestown SWORDS Main Street Ellenfield Park Darndale Beaumont Bus route Fosterstown (Boroimhe) Collinstown 14 Coolock North Blakestown (Intel) 11 44 Whitehall Bull Tram (Luas) line Wadelai Park Larkhill Island Finglas Road Collins Avenue Principal stop Donnycarney St Anne’s Park 7b Bus route terminus Maynooth Ballymun and Gardens (DCU) Easton Glasnevin Cemetery Whitehall Marino Tram (Luas) line terminus Glasnevin Dublin (Mobhi) Harbour Maynooth St Patrick’s Fairview Transfer Points (Kingsbury) Prussia Street 66x Phibsboro Locations where it is possible to change Drumcondra North Strand to a different form of transport Leixlip Mountjoy Square Rail (DART, COMMUTER or Intercity) Salesian College 7b 7d 46e Mater Connolly/ 67x Phoenix Park Busáras (Infirmary Road Tram (Luas Red line) Phoenix Park and Zoo) 46a Parnell Square 116 Lucan Road Gardiner Bus coach (regional or intercity) (Liffey Valley) Palmerstown Street Backweston O’Connell Street Lucan Village Esker Hill Abbey Street Park & Ride (larger car parks) Lower Ballyoulster North Wall/Beckett Bridge Ferry Port Lucan Chapelizod (142 Outbound stop only) Dodsboro Bypass Dublin Port Aghards 25x Islandbridge Heuston Celbridge Points of Interest Grand Canal Dock 15a 15b 145 Public Park Heuston Arran/Usher’s Ormond/Wood Quay Quay D’Olier/Westmoreland 61 84x 118 Geographic map inset only 15a T T 7b 7d 11 25x National S E K IN Gaiety E G S 15b 44 T N R E Museum TREE 5034 32x 37 38 38a 843 T S Theatre O T E Bus stop and stop number T 61 140 R OU S of Ireland TH F 38b 39 39a 41x T N A S St Stephen’s Green R O 46a 51d 51x 66x E S G R 4530 25 25a 25b A Shopping Centre W 67x 70 140 145 44 St Stephen’s D A Bus route serving stop L I D 14 15 15a Green ST 747 K 746 T S 15b 84x 142 25 25a 25b S TE EES PH EN Merrion Square W ’ S G YO N R 25 25a 25b 25x 37 RK E EE STR EET EENE W N 38 38a 38b 39 39a Dublin R NO G R 11 14 15 46a T 51d 51x 66x 67x 70 Bay KEY S GR 790 H ’ 46e 116 118 145 @P1ndar NN’ 791 Bus route Points of Interest E 748 HHE M ER P RI E 7b 7d 25x ON Tram (Luas) line R Public Park T St Stephen’s OW S 32x 41x 66x T Principal stop T Green S S 67x 84x 142 B A AG CUFFE STREET E GO T S 7b Geographic map inset only T U Bus route terminus N PP E 7b 7d 11 32x ER S E 842 Tram (Luas) line terminus 843 T R 41x 46a 140 145 Bus stop and stop number ST G T EP E HE ’S 44 E N’ N 14 15 15a Transfer Points Bus route serving stop R S G E 844 T RE H 15b 84x 142 S E Locations where it is possible to change N P T S E to a different form of transport O T R U 843 44 61 TH S U T O S Rail (DART, COMMUTER or Intercity) C Loreto D 14 15 15a 15b College Tram (Luas Red line) R 6074 A 44 61 140 142 H Bus coach (regional or intercity) Iveagh Park & Ride (larger car parks) Gardens Ferry Port Baggot Street (Grand Canal) 37 38 38a 38b 39 70 Harcourt Leeson Street DÚN LAOGHAIRE 46a Waterloo Road 51d Herbert Appian Way Park Charlemont Portobello Donnybrook Sandycove & Glasthule Ranelagh Belfield (UCD) 25x 32x 39a Mounttown Rathmines 41x 51x 66x 67x Glengeary Roundabout Beechwood Bullock Sandford Road Harbour 7b 7d Stillorgan Cowper Clonskeagh (Shopping Centre) Stillorgan Newtown/ Rathgar Grove Castlebyrne Palmerston Park Kill Of The Grange Terenure 140 142 Milltown Roebuck Deansgrange Dalkey 7d Kimmage 15a Windy Arbour Orwell Road Willbrook Nutgrove Churchtown Goatstown Rochestown Foxrock 7d Avenue 7b Bushy Church Templeogue Rathfarnham 14 Park DUNDRUM Kilmacud East Cornelscourt Loughlinstown Limekiln Avenue 15 Rathfarnham Leopardstown Racecourse 15a 15b Butterfield Castle Knocklyon Sandyford Road Balally Stillorgan Windgates Ballyogan 7b Ballyboden 61 Kilgobbin (Luas) Central Park The Gallops Wood Laughanstown Kilmacud Greystone’s Shankill Ballycullen Sandyford Glencairn Leopardstown Carrickmines Whitechurch Stepaside Valley Boden Stillorgan Industrial Park Cherrywood Charlesland BRAY Stocking Park 15b Marlay Kilteirnan Kilcoole Kilbride Ballycullen Road Avenue Park Sandyford Bride’s Glen 15 15b 44 Enniskerry Industrial Estate 11 84x Newcastle Kilmacanogue 145 Destination Finder 142 15b 44 Enniskerry Newcastle Kilmacanogue 145 Destination Finder Destination Route Stop No./NameDestination Route Stop No./NameDestination Route Stop No./Name Destination Route Stop No./Name A D Kilcoole 84x 746, 844 Phibsboro 46a 790 Abbey Street Lower 41x 791 D’Olier/Westmoreland 7b, 7d, 25x, 32x, 66x, 791 Kilgobbin 44 843 140 5034, 6074 Aghards 67x 791 67x, 84x Kill of the Grange 7b, 7d, 46a 747, 842 Phoenix Park 46a 790 (Infirmary Road and Zoo) Appian Way 11 747, 842 11, 46a, 46e, 116, 118, 790 Kilmacanogue 145 747, 842 Poppintree 140 5034, 6074 Arran/Usher’s Quay 25x, 66x, 67x 791 145 Kilmacud Luas St Stephen’s Green Kilmacud East 11 747, 842 Portobello 14, 15, 15a, 15b, 142 746, 844 145 790 14, 15 790, 6074 44, 140 5034, 6074 Kimmage 15a 746, 844 140 747, 842 Portmarnock 32x 791 B 61 6074 Kilteirnan 44 843 142 791, 6074 Backweston 67x 791 142 791, 6074 Knocklyon 15 746, 844 Prussia Street 46a 790 Baggot Street (Grand Canal) 25x, 37, 38, 38a, 38b, 747, 748 Dalkey 7d 747, 842 L 39, 51d, 51x, 67x, 70 Darndale 15 790, 6074 Larkhill 44 5034, 6074 R Ranelagh 11 747, 842 Balally Luas St Stephen’s Green Deansgrange 7d, 46a 747, 842 Laughanstown Luas St Stephen’s Green 44, 61 843 Baldoyle 32x 791 Dodsboro 25x 791 Leeson Street 7b, 7d, 11, 32x, 41x, 747, 842 Luas St Stephen’s Green Ballyboden 15b 746, 844 Donnycarney 14, 15 790, 6074 46a, 145 Rathfarnham 15b 746, 844 61 843 Donnybrook 7b, 7d, 32x, 41x, 46a, 747, 842 84x 746, 844 Rathfarnham Castle 61 843 Ballycullen 15 746, 844 145 Leixlip 66x 791 Rathgar 14, 15, 15a, 15b 746, 844 25x, 39a, 51x, 66x, 67x 747, 748 Leopardstown Valley Luas St Stephen’s Green Ballycullen Road 15 746, 844 Rathmines 14, 15, 15a, 15b, 142 746, 844 84x 746, 844 Limekiln Avenue 15a 746, 844 Ballyogan Wood Luas St Stephen’s Green 140 747, 842 Drumcondra 11 790 Ballyoulster 67x 791 Loughlinstown 84x 746, 844 Roebuck 11 747, 842 41x 791 Ballymun (DCU) 11 790 145 747, 842 Rochestown Avenue 7b 747, 842 44 5034, 6074 Lucan Bypass 66x, 67x 791 Barrysparks 142 791, 6074 S Dun Laoghaire 46a 747, 842 Lucan Road (Liffey Valley) 25x, 66x, 67x 791 Beaumont 14 790, 6074 Sainthelens 142 791, 6074 Dundrum 14 746, 844 Lucan Village 25x 791 Beechwood Luas St Stephen’s Green St Patrick’s 11 790 44 843 M Bellfield (UCD) 7b, 7d, 32x, 41x, 46a, 747, 842 Luas St Stephen’s Green 44 5034, 6074 Malahide 32x 791 145 Salesian College 67x 791 E 142 79, 6074 Sandcove & Glasthule 7d 747, 842 25x, 39a, 51x, 66x 747, 748 Easton 66x 791 Marino 14, 15 790, 6074 Sandford Road 11 747, 842 67x Enniskerry 44 843 Mater 44 5034, 6074 44, 61 843 84x 746, 844 Esker Hill 25x 791 46a 790 Sandyford Luas St Stephen’s Green Blakestown 66x 791 F Maynooth 66x 791 Sandyford Industrial Estate 11 747, 842 Boden Park 15b 746, 844 Fairview 14, 15 790, 6074 Maynooth (Kingsbury) 66x 791 Sandyford Road 44 843 Bray 145 747, 842 32x 792 Merrion Square 25, 25a, 25b 748, 4530 Seabury 32x 791 Bride’s Glen Luas St Stephen’s Green Finglas IKEA 140 5034, 6074 Milltown 44, 61 843 142 791, 6074 Broomfield 142 79, 6074 Finglas Road 140 5034, 6074 Luas St Stephen’s Green Shankill 7b, 145 747, 842 Bullock Harbour 7d 747, 842 Fosterstown (Boroimhe) 41x 791 Mountjoy Square 7b, 7d, 41x 791 Stepaside 44 843 Butterfield 15b 746, 844 Foxrock Church 7d, 46a, 145 747, 842 46e 790 Stillorgan (Luas) 11 747, 842 C 84x 746, 844 Mounttown 46a 747, 842 Luas St Stephen’s Green Stillorgan Grove 7b 747, 842 Carrickmines Luas St Stephen’s Green G N Gardiner Street 41x 791 Stillorgan Industrial Park 11 747, 842 Celbridge 67x 791 Newcastle 84x 746, 844 Glasnevin Cemetery 140 5034, 6074 Newtown/Castlebyrne 7b 747, 842 Stillorgan (Shopping Centre) 7b, 7d, 46a, 145 747, 842 Central Park Luas St Stephen’s Green 84x 746, 844 Glasnevin (Mobhi) 11 790 North Strand 14, 15 790, 6074 Chapelizod 66x, 67x 791 Stocking Avenue 15b 746, 844 Glencairn Luas St Stephen’s Green 32x 792 Charlemont Luas St Stephen’s Green Swords Main Street 41x 791 Glengeary Roudabout 7d 747, 842 North Wall/Becket Bridge 15a, 15b 5034, 6074 Charlesland 84x 746, 844 Swords Manor 41x 791 Goatstown 11 747, 842 142 791, 6074 Charlestown 140 5034, 6074 Grand Canal Dock 15a, 15b 5034, 6074 Nutgrove 61 843 T Cherrywood Luas St Stephen’s Green Templeogue 15 746, 844 Greystone’s 84x 746, 844 O Churchtown 14 746, 844 Terenure 14, 15, 15a, 15b 746, 844 H O’Connell Street 7b, 7d 791 61 843 The Gallops Luas St Stephen’s Green Harcourt 14, 15, 15a, 15b 746, 844 44, 140 5034, 6074 Clongriffin 15 790, 6074 44, 61 843 46a, 46e, 116 790 W Wadelai Park 11 790 Clonskeagh 11 747, 842 140 747, 842 Ormond/Wood Quay 25x, 66x, 67x 791 Waterloo Road 25x, 39a, 51d, 51x, 66x, 747, 748 44 843 142 746, 844 145 790 67x Collinstown (Intel) 66x 791 Luas St Stephen’s Green Orwell Road 14, 15b 746, 844 Waterside 142 791, 6074 Collins Avenue 14 790, 6074 Hazlebrook 142 79, 6074 P Heuston 25x, 66x, 67x 791 Whitechurch 61 843 Connolly/Busáras 14, 15 790, 6074 Palmerston Park 140 747, 842 145 790 Whitehall 14 790, 6074 32x 791 142 746, 844 44 5034, 6074 Coolock 15 790, 6074 I Palmerstown 25x, 66x, 67x 791 Willbrook 61 843 Islandbridge 66x, 67x 791 Cornelscourt 84x 746, 844 Parnell Square 7b, 7d 791 Windgates 84x 746, 844 145 747, 842 K 44, 140 5034, 6074 Windy Arbour 44, 61 843 Cowper Luas St Stephen’s Green Kilbride 145 747, 842 46a, 46e, 116 790 Luas St Stephen’s Green Find the time of the next bus from any bus stop, or plan your journey – go to www.transportforireland.ie or download the Transport For Ireland App for Android and Apple devices.
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    Draft Fingal County Development Plan 2017-2023

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  • Liberating Learning. a Study of Daytime Education Groups in Ireland. INSTITUTION AONTAS, Dublin (Ireland).;University Coll., Dublin (Ireland)

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