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Scariff – Tulla Route C1 Feakle to Ennis via Scariff & Tulla B A Limerick Clare Timetable C1 Feakle to Ennis via Scariff & Tulla C1 Feakle to Ennis via Scariff & Tulla FEAKLE TO ENNIS ENNIS TO FEAKLE Departs Stops Mon to Fri Departs Stops Mon to Fri Feakle The Post Office 08:15 11:55 15:15 Ennis Bus & Train Station 10:30 13:50 17:30 Feakle Gurrane Cross 08:18 11:58 15:18 Ennis Friar’s Walk Bus Stop Clare Museum 10:32 13:52 17:32 Cooleenbridge 08:22 12:02 15:22 Ennis Cusack Park D.R Scariff The Square 08:30 12:10 15:30 Ennis General Hospital D.R Scariff Fossabeg D.R Ennis Roslevan Shopping Centre D.R Tuamgraney Nilands Gala Shop 08:33 12:13 15:35 Ennis Tulla Rd An Sean Dún 10:40 14:00 17:40 Bodyke Church 08:40 12:20 15:40 Spancilhill Cross 10:45 14:05 17:45 O’Callaghan’s Mills Church 08:50 - - Clooney Church 10:50 14:10 17:50 Kilkishen Crowes Shop 09:05 - - Tulla Service Station 10:55 14:15 17:55 Kilkishen Hill Crest Grove Estate D.R - - Tulla The Old Forge D.R Tulla The Old Forge D.R Kilkishen Crowes Shop - 14:25 - Tulla Service Station 09:20 12:40 16:10 Kilkishen Hill Crest Grove Estate - D.R - Clooney Church 09:30 12:48 16:18 O’Callaghan’s Mills Church - 14:35 - Spancilhill Cross 09:35 12:50 16:20 Bodyke Church 11:15 14:45 18:15 Ennis Roslevan Shopping Centre D.R Ennis Tulla Rd Opp Western Joinery 09:40 12:55 16:25 Tuamgraney Nilands Gala Shop 11:23 14:52 18:23 Ennis General Hospital D.R Scariff The Square 11:25 14:55 18:30 Ennis Cusack Park D.R Cooleenbridge 11:30 15:00 18:35 Ennis Friar’s Walk Bus Stop Clare Museum 09:50 13:00 16:30 Feakle Gurrane Cross 11:37 15:07 18:42 Ennis Bus & Train Station 09:52 13:02 16:32 Feakle The Post Office 11:40 15:10 18:45 D.R= Demand Responsive. This is a Demand Responsive Stop, it must be requested at the time of booking or advised before travel. Please note all times are approximate and subject to change. Timetable C1 Feakle to Ennis via Scariff & Tulla C1 Feakle to Ennis via Scariff & Tulla SCARIFF TO ENNIS SCARIFF TO WHITEGATE Departs Stops Saturday Departs Stops Saturday Scariff The Square 13:30 Scariff The Square 09:00 Scariff Fossabeg D.R Mountshannon The Hotel 09:05 Tuamgraney Nilands Gala Shop 13:35 Whitegate The Post Office 09:10 Bodyke Church 13:40 Mountshannon The Hotel 09:15 Tulla Service Station 13:55 Scariff The Square 09:25 Clooney Church 14:03 Spancilhill Cross 14:05 Ennis Roslevan Shopping Centre D.R SCARIFF TO ENNIS Ennis Tulla Rd Opp Western Joinery 14:10 Departs Stops Saturday Ennis General Hospital D.R Scariff The Square 09:25 Ennis Cusack Park D.R Scariff Fossabeg D.R Ennis Friar’s Walk Bus Stop Clare Museum 14:14 Tuamgraney Nilands Gala Shop 09:35 Ennis Bus & Train Station 14:15 Bodyke Church 09:40 O’Callaghan’s Mills Church 09:50 Feakle to Ennis via Scariff & Tulla Kilkishen Crowes Shop 10:00 C1 Kilkishen Hill Crest Grove Estate 10:01 ENNIS TO SCARIFF Quin The Pharmacy 10:15 Departs Stops Saturday Doora Church D.R Ennis Bus & Train Station 16:30 Ennis Roslevan Shopping Centre D.R Ennis Friar’s Walk Bus Stop Clare Museum 16:32 Ennis Tulla Rd Opp Western Joinery 10:25 Ennis Cusack Park D.R Ennis General Hospital D.R Ennis Cusack Park D.R Ennis General Hospital D.R Ennis Friar’s Walk Bus Stop Clare Museum 10:28 Ennis Roslevan Shopping Centre D.R Ennis Bus & Train Station 10:30 Ennis Tulla Rd An Sean Dún 16:33 Doora D.R 16:35 Quin The Pharmacy 16:40 C1 Feakle to Ennis via Scariff & Tulla Kilkishen Hill Crest Grove Estate 16:50 Kilkishen Crowes Shop 16:51 ENNIS TO SCARIFF O’Callaghan’s Mills Church 17:00 Departs Stops Saturday Bodyke Church 17:20 Ennis Bus & Train Station 12:30 Tuamgraney Nilands Gala Shop 17:25 Ennis Friar’s Walk Bus Stop Clare Museum 12:32 Scariff The Square 17:30 Ennis Cusack Park D.R Ennis General Hospital D.R SCARIFF TO WHITEGATE Ennis Roslevan Shopping Centre D.R Departs Stops Saturday Ennis Tulla Rd An Sean Dún 12:34 Scariff The Square 17:30 Spancilhill Cross 12:37 Mountshannon The Hotel 17:40 Clooney Church 12:40 Whitegate The Post Office 17:45 Tulla Service Station 12:50 Mountshannon The Hotel 17:50 O’Callaghan’s Mills Church 13:00 Scariff The Square 18:00 Bodyke Church 13:15 Tuamgraney Nilands Gala Shop 13:20 D.R= Demand Responsive. This is a Demand Responsive Stop, it must be requested at the time of booking or advised Scariff The Square 13:25 before travel. Please note all times are approximate and subject to change. Monday to Friday Adult Fare Structure Feakle Cooleenbridge Scariff Tuamgraney Bodyke O’Callaghan’s Mills Kilkishen Tulla Clooney Spancilhill Ennis Feakle €2.00 €2.00 €2.00 €2.00 €2.00 €2.00 €3.00 €3.00 €4.00 €4.00 Cooleenbridge €2.00 €2.00 €2.00 €2.00 €2.00 €2.00 €3.00 €4.00 €4.00 Scariff €2.00 €2.00 €2.00 €2.00 €2.00 €3.00 €3.00 €4.00 Tuamgraney €2.00 €2.00 €2.00 €2.00 €3.00 €3.00 €4.00 Bodyke €2.00 €2.00 €2.00 €3.00 €3.00 €4.00 O’Callaghan’s Mills €2.00 €2.00 €2.00 €3.00 €4.00 Kilkishen €2.00 €2.00 €2.00 €3.00 Tulla €2.00 €2.00 €3.00 Clooney €2.00 €2.00 Spancilhill €2.00 Ennis local €1.00 Monday to Saturday Fare table Fare Type Local Band A Band B Band C Adult Single €1.00 €2.00 €3.00 €4.00 Student Single €1.00 €1.00 €2.00 €3.00 Child Single €1.00 €1.00 €1.00 €2.00 Child Under 5's €0.00 €0.00 €0.00 €0.00 FTP €0.00 €0.00 €0.00 €0.00 Saturday Adult Fare Structure Scariff Tuamgraney Bodyke O’Callaghan’s Mills Kilkishen Quin Doora Ennis Scariff €2.00 €2.00 €2.00 €3.00 €3.00 €3.00 €4.00 Tuamgraney €2.00 €2.00 €2.00 €3.00 €3.00 €4.00 Bodyke €2.00 €2.00 €2.00 €3.00 €4.00 O’Callaghan’s Mills €2.00 €2.00 €2.00 €4.00 Kilkishen €2.00 €2.00 €3.00 Quin €2.00 €2.00 Doora €2.00 Ennis Local €1.00 Saturday Adult Fare Structure Scariff Mountshannon Whitegate Scariff €2.00 €2.00 Mountshannon €2.00 For more information For Clare bookings: 065 671 9101 Or text bookings: 087 937 4148 Email: [email protected] Web: localinklc.ie Operated By: TFI Local Link Limerick Clare 1 Market Place Newcastle West Co. Limerick V42 A989 Our vehicles are wheelchair accessible Ask your driver or other staff member for assistance Fares: Fares are subject to change and cary depending on service. See tables on previous page. For services on a Bank Holiday Monday please see the Saturday timetable. Information correct at time of print (July 2021).
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