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Συγκοινωνίες στην πόλη Κορκ: 24 γραμμές εξυπηρετούν 749 στάσεις, με 1.045 αναχωρήσεις την καθημερινή. Η στάση με τις περισσότερες γραμμές είναι η South Mall (10 γραμμές).

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24
Στάσεις
749
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1

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Αστικές συγκοινωνίες στην πόλη Κορκ

Cork's city buses are run by Bus Éireann under the Transport for Ireland (TFI) umbrella, and every city route carries a number in the 200 series: the 202, 205, 208 and 220 among them. Routes converge on the city centre around St Patrick's Street, Parnell Place bus station and Kent Station, from which Iarnród Éireann commuter trains fan out to Cobh, Midleton and Mallow and intercity services to Dublin.

The TFI Leap Card works across Cork city buses and the commuter trains; tap on with the driver when boarding, since there are no validators at stops. Cards are sold at Leap agents in shops and at Kent Station, and the TFI Go app offers mobile tickets.

Cork Airport sits on the southern edge of the city and is served by Bus Éireann route 225, which continues to Kinsale in the other direction and stops at Parnell Place and Kent Station in town. Route 220 between Ballincollig and Carrigaline runs 24 hours a day, which makes it the city's de facto night service; other routes finish in the late evening.

Φορείς & μέσα

Το δίκτυο της πόλης Κορκ έχει 24 γραμμές: 24 λεωφορείο.

Τις γραμμές εκτελούν: Bus Éireann (23), Cork Cobh Connect (1).Όλοι οι φορείς →

Οι στάσεις με τις περισσότερες γραμμές είναι: South Mall (10), City Hall (10), South Terrace (8), St Patrick's Street (8), George's Quay (8).

Μέση συχνότητα τις καθημερινές: λεωφορείο ~33 λεπ..

Which bus goes from Cork Airport to the city centre?

Bus Éireann route 225 links Cork Airport with Parnell Place bus station and Kent Station in the city centre. In the other direction it continues to Kinsale.

Is there a 24-hour bus in Cork?

Yes. Route 220 between Ballincollig and Carrigaline via the city centre runs around the clock, seven days a week. The other city routes end in the late evening.

Does the Leap Card work in Cork?

Yes. The TFI Leap Card is accepted on all Bus Éireann city routes in Cork and on Iarnród Éireann commuter trains from Kent Station. Tap on with the driver when you board.

Where do Cork city buses leave from?

Most city routes run through the centre along St Patrick's Street and the quays; Parnell Place is the central bus station, and Kent Station across the river is the rail hub and a major bus stop.