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The 65 to Ballyknockan

  • 29-12-2017 10:23pm
    #1
    DUBLINBUSGUY
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    Hi, all. I am looking at a summer trip on the 65 bus to Ballyknockan. I intend to probably get the 17:30 from Poolbeg Street to Ballyknockan. Then I will take the return 19:30 trip and get off at Blessington (or Ballymore) for dinner and then I will get a later 65 back to town. Does the 19:30 65 from Ballyknockan go via Ballymore? Where's best to get off for dinner? All feedback appreciated.
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  • #2
    DUBLINBUSGUY
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    Also, does anyone know the bus stop numbers of the stops in Ballyknockan and Ballymore? I need to know these so I can put them in on a-b.ie to plan the trip.


  • #3
    Stephen15
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    7208 in Ballymore and 7264 in Ballyknockan search the DB app


  • #4
    tnegun
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    Balyknockan bus doesn't travel via Ballymore so its one or the other take the trip to Ballyknockan and then back to Blessington grab something to eat and catch a later bus back from Blessington


  • #5
    DUBLINBUSGUY
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    Thanks for the replies. I'm gonna get the bus to Ballyknockan and then get off at Blessington on the way back and then I will get a later bus to town.


  • #6
    DUBLINBUSGUY
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    Stephen15 wrote: »
    7208 in Ballymore and 7264 in Ballyknockan search the DB app

    Thanks, Stephen15 for the bus stop numbers. Is Stop 7264 the Ballyknockan terminus?

    Also, I went on Google Maps and I found that at the terminus there is a little shack/hut. Is that a toilet?


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  • #7
    Stephen15
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    DUBLINBUSGUY wrote: »
    Thanks, Stephen15 for the bus stop numbers. Is Stop 7264 the Ballyknockan terminus?

    Also, I went on Google Maps and I found that at the terminus there is a little shack/hut. Is that a toilet?

    It's the only stop that comes up when you search Ballyknockan but I'm not exactly sure


  • #8
    Alun
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    Stephen15 wrote: »
    It's the only stop that comes up when you search Ballyknockan but I'm not exactly sure

    I'm not sure what it is but it's certainly not a toilet. I park there quite often to start walks in the area, so if it was a toilet, we'd have made use of it.


  • #9
    DUBLINBUSGUY
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    sugarman wrote: »
    Theres only 2 buses per day to Ballyknockan, so if you get the 5.30pm bus.. it takes an hour and 45mins. Then the only return bus is the same bus after the driver takes his 15min break and turns around to start a return route. Sometimes the bus is pulled from service and can leave you stuck.. and as I said theres nothing in Ballyknockan other than 1 pub. Its not a place you want to be stuck or left waiting.

    Id really suggest going to Ballymore on a Saturday if you can, as theres 7 buses per day and theres a few things to do and see around the village.

    Hi, sugarman. I am going to do the Ballymore run on Sunday. I'm still going to do Ballyknockan but in the Summer.


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