Ireland · Nationwide public transport

Every bus & train in Ireland, one timetable.

Live schedules, route maps and stop-by-stop times for Bus Éireann, Dublin Bus, Go-Ahead, TFI Local Link, Irish Rail and Luas — searchable in seconds.

Popular: Dublin Airport Cork Galway Luas Irish Rail
660+ routes covered
8 networks & operators
Every county in Ireland
GTFS official data
660+
Bus & rail routes
8
Operators & networks
32
Counties reached
5
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Jump straight to the timetable, live map and stop times for the journeys people look up most.

24 Dublin Bus
Dublin City (Merrion Sq)
Dublin Airport
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Irish Rail
Dublin Heuston
Galway (Ceannt)
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51 Bus Éireann
Cork
Galway
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Luas
The Point
Tallaght (Red Line)
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100 Bus Éireann
Drogheda
Dundalk
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735 JJ Kavanagh
Limerick (TUS)
Dublin Airport
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Enterprise
Dublin Connolly
Belfast
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226 Bus Éireann
Cork (Kent)
Kinsale
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Irish Rail
Cork (Kent)
Midleton
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Ireland’s transport operators

From national coach services to city buses, trams and trains — explore every route by the network that runs it.

Bus Éireann

The national bus company — intercity Expressway, regional and commuter services across every county.

210+ routes

Dublin Bus

The backbone of the capital — daytime and Nitelink services throughout the Greater Dublin Area.

130+ routes

Go-Ahead Ireland

Orbital and outer-Dublin routes connecting the suburbs, commuter towns and Dublin Airport.

60+ routes

TFI Local Link

Rural and regional connections keeping smaller towns and villages linked to the wider network.

40+ routes

Irish Rail

Iarnród Éireann InterCity, Commuter and DART lines linking Dublin, Cork, Galway, Belfast and beyond.

27 lines

Luas

Dublin’s Red and Green light-rail lines, fast tram links across the city centre and suburbs.

Red & Green lines

Private coaches

JJ Kavanagh, Matthews, Streamline and regional operators running airport and intercity links.

180+ routes

All routes

Browse the full directory of every bus, train and tram service indexed on TransitEmerald.

660+ services
Nationwide coverage

Coast to coast, city to village

Explore the network on the map — tap any city to see the routes that serve it. From Dublin and Cork to the smallest Local Link stops in Donegal and Kerry.

Dublin 62 Cork 54 Galway 39 Limerick 31 Waterford 18 Sligo 14 Donegal 13
How it works

Everything you need on one page

Open any route and you get five tools built from official GTFS timetable data — no apps, no sign-up.

1

Search

Find any route by number, town, station or operator from the search bar above.

2

Full timetable

See every departure and arrival time by day type, direction and stop.

3

Live route map

Follow the exact path and every stop the service calls at on an interactive map.

4

Travel times

Check journey durations between any two stops along the route.

5

Transfers

Discover connecting services so you can plan longer, multi-leg journeys.

Fares & tickets

Paying for your journey

Ireland’s fares are managed by Transport for Ireland (TFI). Here’s how ticketing works across bus, tram and rail.

TFI Leap Card

A rechargeable smart card accepted on almost all public transport — cheaper than cash single fares.

  • Works on Bus Éireann, Dublin Bus, Go-Ahead, Luas & rail
  • Tap on (and tap off on Luas/DART) each trip
  • Top up online, in shops or at machines

TFI 90-minute fare

In the Dublin area, one flat fare covers unlimited bus, Luas and DART transfers for 90 minutes.

  • Pay once, change services freely within 90 min
  • Daily & weekly fare capping with Leap
  • Zonal fares for Dublin & commuter belt

Discounts & free travel

Reduced fares are available for young people, students and eligible passengers.

  • Young Adult (19–25) & Student Leap discounts
  • Child fares for under-19s
  • Free Travel Scheme for eligible passengers
Fares and conditions are set by the operators and TFI and can change. Always confirm the current price and ticket type on the official Transport for Ireland, operator or Leap Card websites before you travel. TransitEmerald is an independent information service and does not sell tickets.
Accessibility

Travel that works for everyone

Ireland’s public transport network continues to expand accessible services — from low-floor buses to level-access rail platforms.

On each route page you can review the stops served and journey details to help plan an accessible trip with confidence.

Wheelchair-accessible fleet

Most city buses, Luas trams and many coaches feature low floors, ramps and dedicated spaces.

Assisted rail travel

Irish Rail offers ramp assistance and accessible carriages; advance notice is recommended.

Clear, readable timetables

High-contrast, mobile-friendly schedules designed to be easy to read on any device.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Is TransitEmerald an official transport operator?
No. TransitEmerald is an independent journey-information website. We organise and present publicly available GTFS timetable data to make Irish bus, tram and rail schedules easier to search. We are not affiliated with Transport for Ireland, Bus Éireann, Dublin Bus, Irish Rail, Luas or any operator, and we do not sell tickets.
Where does the timetable data come from?
Route times, stops and maps are built from official General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) data published for Irish public transport. This is the same standardised data operators use to power journey planners and apps.
How accurate are the schedules?
We aim to reflect the scheduled timetables as published. However, real-time delays, diversions, holidays and last-minute changes can affect actual departures. For live information always check the operator’s own app or the stop’s real-time display before travelling.
How do I find a specific bus or train?
Use the search bar at the top of the page. You can search by route number (e.g. “100”), by town or station (e.g. “Galway”), or by operator (e.g. “Dublin Bus”). Select a result to open its full timetable, live map and stop information.
Does it cost anything to use TransitEmerald?
No. Browsing routes, timetables and maps on TransitEmerald is completely free. The site is supported by advertising, which lets us keep the service open to everyone.
Which areas of Ireland are covered?
Coverage is nationwide, spanning services in every county — major cities like Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick and Waterford as well as regional and rural TFI Local Link connections, plus cross-border services to Belfast and Derry.

Find your next journey

Search over 660 bus, tram and rail routes across Ireland — timetables, live maps and stop times, all in one place.

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