How to buy bus ticket in Galway?

Customers can purchase tickets through the following options:
  1. Online at www.citylink.ie. This option guarantees your seat.
  2. Standby tickets can be purchased directly from the coach driver by paying cash or card.
  3. By calling into the Citylink Ticket Office located at 17 Forster Street, Galway, or from our Ticket Agents.




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Galway Bus Ticketing You can purchase your ticket for inter-city travel from the driver on board the bus, but for a cheaper fare use a Leap Card. Touch your Leap Card onto the device located beside the driver and tell them where you wish to go.

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Dublin Bus fares and tickets There is also a city centre fare. Paying with cash: An exact fare system is operated by Dublin Bus and only coins (not notes) are accepted. No change is given. Prepaid tickets: You can also pay your fare with a prepaid ticket.

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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) introduced the OMNY system, which allows passengers to pay their bus fares using contactless payment methods, including debit cards. With OMNY, riders can simply tap their debit card on the reader to pay for their bus ride, providing a seamless and efficient experience.

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411 - Knocknacarra, Cappagh Road Weekdays and Saturdays, the 411 bus runs every thirty minutes and on Sundays it runs every 60 minutes.

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Weekly (10-journey) tickets are valid for ten journeys as specified and as shown on the ticket. They are valid for seven consecutive days inclusive of date of issue. For example, a weekly ticket issued on a Tuesday is valid up to and including the following Monday.

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To use a TFI Leap Card you simply touch on a validator for bus services and touch on/touch off to use rail and luas services. Ensure your TFI Leap Card has travel credit on it. You can top up your credit at any TFI Leap Card agent or by using the Leap Top-Up app.

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No a pass issued in England cannot be used in Northern Ireland just as a pass issued in Northern Ireland cannot be used in England.

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