Sallins Naas Feeder Bus

n97 mini

Anyone know where I'd find information about this? Irish Rail's information page for the station makes no mention of it.

Grandeeod

This link.

http://www.irishrail.ie/media/16_heuston-portlaoise_280915.pdf

n97 mini

Darn, not much good to me, need to be in Naas for 8pm and return around 10pm.

Grandeeod

n97 mini wrote: »

Darn, not much good to me, need to be in Naas for 8pm and return around 10pm.

Luas to Red Cow and Dublin Coach to Naas?

n97 mini

Grandeeod wrote: »

Luas to Red Cow and Dublin Coach to Naas?

Travelling from Hazelhatch.

thomasj

n97 mini wrote:

Darn, not much good to me, need to be in Naas for 8pm and return around 10pm.

The only decent way I can think of sadly is bus eireann or JJ kavanagh from heuston

Grandeeod

n97 mini wrote: »

Travelling from Hazelhatch.

Depending on where you are going in Naas, you could walk on your outbound stretch and take a taxi back to Sallins station?

n97 mini

Lawlor's Hotel. I think I'll just drive. The idea of a 10 minute train journey was appealing!

Grandeeod

n97 mini wrote: »

Lawlor's Hotel. I think I'll just drive. The idea of a 10 minute train journey was appealing!

You'll be quicker driving. Since the train service began, the feeder bus hasn't changed apart from the bus getting smaller.

coffeepls

Probably be cheaper driving too.

foggy_lad

n97 mini wrote: »

Darn, not much good to me, need to be in Naas for 8pm and return around 10pm.

There is a townlink service operated by JJ Kavanaghs between Clane and Naas that stops in Sallins outside the "Arrow" station.

http://jjkavanagh.ie/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Route-Naas-Sallins-Clane.pdf

Might not be any use as the first bus gets into Naas post office at 8.04am but it is often faster or slower than the timetable.

Grandeeod

foggy_lad wrote: »

There is a townlink service operated by JJ Kavanaghs between Clane and Naas that stops in Sallins outside the "Arrow" station.

http://jjkavanagh.ie/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Route-Naas-Sallins-Clane.pdf

Might not be any use as the first bus gets into Naas post office at 8.04am but it is often faster or slower than the timetable.

OP was looking at the pm not am.

Onboarding

Hi all,
I checked the feeder bus timetable (16_dublin-portlaoise_valind_from_20112016.pdf) to find out the time each arrives at the Sallins&Naas rail station, but it is a bit tricky to understand.
I live near the Monread Park and I know the feeder bus passes on that middle (unnamed road on Google Maps) linking Morell area.
Anyone knows around what time I could get on the feeder bus at this "unnamed road" in time to arrive at the station by 7am every workday?
Thanks a lot!

PS. By the way, anyone knows that road name?

thelawman

the bus goes through about 6:30am , train leaves for Dublin at 6:50

Lord Glentoran

Onboarding wrote: »

Hi all,
I checked the feeder bus timetable (16_dublin-portlaoise_valind_from_20112016.pdf) to find out the time each arrives at the Sallins&Naas rail station, but it is a bit tricky to understand.
I live near the Monread Park and I know the feeder bus passes on that middle (unnamed road on Google Maps) linking Morell area.
Anyone knows around what time I could get on the feeder bus at this "unnamed road" in time to arrive at the station by 7am every workday?
Thanks a lot!

PS. By the way, anyone knows that road name?

Last time I checked the feeder buses for Sallins and Hazelhatch weren’t on the NTA timetable. Any reason why?

Onboarding

Thanks @thelawman!

@Lord Glentoran I found this table at the Irish Rail site.

puma90

Hi, so what time do you get the bus now in the mornings to the train station in the park area, ive just moved to this area and need to get to the train station in the mornings.