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Dublin public transport timetables, lines and map — Buses

There are 227 lines and 5,465 stops in Dublin, and 10,400 departures on an ordinary weekday. Lines by mode: Bus 204, Night 16, Rail 5, Tram 2. The stop served by the most lines is Leeson Street Lwr (26 lines).

Lines
227
Stops
5,465
Service changes
1

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Dublin public transport in one place

Buses brings together everything you need to ride public transport in Dublin: timetables for every line by day and direction, stops with the lines that serve them, a route map, a journey planner and service changes as soon as the operator announces them.

We currently track 227 lines and 5,465 stops.

How many lines does Dublin public transport have?

Dublin public transport currently has 227 lines and 5465 stops. The full list of lines with timetables is on the Timetable page.

Is public transport in Dublin free?

Tickets and fares for this city are listed on the “Fares” page.

How do I get from Dublin Airport by public transport?

25 lines stop at or near Dublin Airport: 16, 16D, 19, 24, 33A, 33n, 41, 101, 102, 700, 700X, 702. The Dublin Airport page lists every line with its timetable.

Which stop in Dublin has the most lines?

Leeson Street Lwr (stop 786) is served by 26 lines, more than any other stop in Dublin.

How do I see when a line leaves my stop?

Search for the stop by name or the code on the pole — the stop page lists every line that serves it and its scheduled departures.

How do I find out if a line changes its route?

The Service changes page lists all current and planned changes with the route on a map, and each line page shows the changes that affect it.

Is there a Buses app?

A mobile app is planned. Until then the site works well on any phone and can be installed to the home screen.