where to get bus and train timetables?

Lilly81

where do you get them and are they free or do you have to pay for them? thankyou.

murphaph

You can pick up free timetables for individual bus routes in Dublin Bus HQ on O'Connell Street, opposite the Savoy Cinema. You may be able to request a 'local service guide' which are dropped free to houses. They contain timetables for one area only.

Rail timetables are available free of charge from CIE travel centre on Abbey Street (near the Luas stop, same side) or from main railway stations.

Of course you can access all bus & rail timetables online at www.dublibus.ie and at www.irishrail.ie

Lilly81

thankyou murphaph. very helpful of you. appreciate that, thanks

Tar.Aldarion

or google and look at them...and you could hit print!

Lilly81

Tar.Aldarion wrote:

or google and look at them...and you could hit print!

don't have a printer, thats why i wanted to find out where i could get them. thanks though.

Victor

Dublinbus timetables are also in the back of the phone book (white pages) and Independent Directory

Lilly81

murphaph wrote:

You can pick up free timetables for individual bus routes in Dublin Bus HQ on O'Connell Street, opposite the Savoy Cinema. You may be able to request a 'local service guide' which are dropped free to houses. They contain timetables for one area only.

Rail timetables are available free of charge from CIE travel centre on Abbey Street (near the Luas stop, same side) or from main railway stations.

can you get train timetables in connolly? are they on show or do you have to ask for them? sorry if im annoying with all these questions but i need to sort out my train timetables and student cards for next week. thanks.

enterprise

Lilly81 wrote:

can you get train timetables in connolly? are they on show or do you have to ask for them? sorry if im annoying with all these questions but i need to sort out my train timetables and student cards for next week. thanks.

You can pick up a DART and Commuter timetable at any station, be it Pearse, Connolly or Maynooth.

Cost is €1.20 and it shows all services between:

1: Gorey / Greystones / Bray - City Centre - Howth / Malahide / Drogheda and Dundalk.

2: City Centre / Maynooth / Longford

3: Heuston - Portlaoise.

MarkoP11

While the printed timetable is handy, always consult the online timetable if possible as changes are made through the year, basically the last 4 trains to Greystones on a weekday run currently run only to Bray, timetable won't show you that, but the website will. (There is a bus transfer in place)

Each dart station should have a printed card with all services serving that station listed, timetables for Maynooth and Drogheda lines is also available and these are free, but you really need the full timetable to see how the connections work

Lilly81

thanks everyone

Victor

You can also get the Bus Éireann and I think Dublin Bus timetables as a book - you might get it in Easons and some newsagents.