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The network in numbers — Dublin: Network statistics

Statistics of Dublin public transport computed from the timetable — updated automatically after every data change.

  • 227lines
  • 5,465stops
  • 10,400departures on weekdays
  • 8,114departures on Saturday
  • 6,587departures on Sunday

Lines by mode

  • Bus204
  • Tram2
  • Night16
  • Rail5

Average headway by mode

  • Bus~37 min
  • Tram~2 min
  • Night~13 min
  • Rail~17 min

Busiest stops

by the number of lines stopping there
  1. 1.Leeson Street Lwr26 lines
  2. 2.UCD Stillorgan Rd26 lines
  3. 3.Sarsfield Quay23 lines
  4. 4.Clare Street23 lines
  5. 5.Clare Street23 lines
  6. 6.Donnybrook Dpot22 lines
  7. 7.Townsend Street22 lines
  8. 8.Pearse Stn22 lines
  9. 9.Ormond Quay Upr21 lines
  10. 10.Bachelors Walk21 lines

Longest lines

by the number of stops per direction
33E108 stops33n100 stops3399 stops220A91 stops22089 stops

Frequently asked questions

Where does this data come from?

All figures are computed directly from the current timetable that powers the whole site — the same data behind departures and routes. They refresh automatically after every change.

What does “departures on weekdays” mean?

The total number of individual departures of all lines from their origin stops during one weekday, per the current timetable.

How is the “busiest stop” measured?

By the number of distinct lines stopping there — more lines means more departures and more possible directions from that spot.

What is the average headway?

The average gap between departures per mode, computed from the timetable within the daytime window. A single line can differ — the exact headway is on that line page.

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