buses.appDublin public transportLine Kildare · timetable
The Dublin Heuston – Portlaoise route is served by line Kildare, on weekdays from 06:20 to 23:30, every ~15 min.
Rail of Dublin public transport — connects Dublin Heuston and Portlaoise, with 12 stops per direction.The first departure is at 05:27, the last at 22:42.Departures run every ~19 min, and the ride takes ~107 min on average.
Current change on this line
Most departures take route A. Some take a different route — pick one to see it on the map, in the timetable and in the stop list.
B next to a time = that departure takes this route
First
05:27
Last
22:42
Departures
43
| 05 | 27 |
|---|---|
| 06 | 0417B44B46D55 |
| 07 | 1519 |
| 08 | 1215D34D |
| 09 | 0920 |
Portlaoise
Portarlington
Monasterevin
Kildare
Newbridge
Sallins and Naas
Hazelhatch and Celbridge
Adamstown
Kishoge
Clondalkin Fonthill
Park West and Cherry Orchard
Dublin Heuston
Engineering works close "Park West/ Fonthill/ Kishoge" and "Adamstown" stations on 26–27 September. Trains between Heuston and Portlaoise replace with bus transfers. Two trains on 3 October run late.
On weekdays the first departure from Portlaoise is at 05:27 and the last at 22:42. There are 43 departures in total.
Yes — on Saturday from 05:27 to 23:05 and on Sunday from 07:40 to 20:30.
Yes. On Sundays line Kildare has 8 departures from Portlaoise, the first at 07:40 and the last at 20:30.
Departures run about every 19 minutes (median headway between 06:00 and 21:00 on weekdays). It is denser at peak and sparser in the evening and at weekends.
The whole ride takes about 107 minutes on average — from about 69 minutes off-peak to about 105 minutes at peak.
In the Portlaoise → Dublin Heuston direction, line Kildare has 12 stops.
Line Kildare is served by a rail of Dublin public transport. Line type: regular line.
Line Kildare connects Dublin Heuston and Portlaoise; pick the direction at the top of the page.
The route in this direction is about 81.9 km long.
Yes — there is one active change at the moment. Details are in the “Current changes on this line” section above.