Our Nitelink service complements our 24-hour services (including Routes 15, 39a, 41, C1, C2, C5, C6, G1, G2 and the N4) which are in operation seven days a week across ten routes.
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Aircoach connects Dublin Airport and Dublin city centre to Belfast with a non-stop express service operating every hour, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Aircoach tickets can be bought online or from customer staff at Dublin Airport. A return ticket from Dublin Airport to O'Connell Street (Dublin City Centre) typically costs around 9 Euros.
Dublin's No. 1 Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour allows you to experience all the history and culture of Dublin in one visit. The City Tour Route - 1 hour 45 minutes and 25 stops visiting all the city's top attractions.
Currently, Dublin Bus fares can only be paid by Leap Card or exact change in coins. This new payments initiative will offer Dublin Bus users a full range of contactless payment methods including smartphones, bank cards, smart watches, QR codes, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
It is clear from figure 1.1 that Dublin Bus is the main carrier carrying almost 4 times the number of passenger journeys compared to Bus Éireann PSO services. While the numbers carried on the Rural Transport Programme are relatively small it is a vital service in rural areas for those who avail of it.
Buses, like the subway, operate on a 24-hour basis. Between 10 pm and 5 am you can ask the bus driver to stop where you want to get off, without it having to be a bus stop.
Many routes run from early morning through late evening, year-round, and a number run 24/7. Many of CTA's services connect with or compliment other regional travel services, including Metra commuter rail and Pace suburban bus services.