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Mullingar Buses and Trains: The Full Route List

Public transport in Mullingar at a glance — 9 routes across 3 operators. Use the search to find a stop, or the filters to narrow by service type.

9routes serving Mullingar
396journeys today
3operators
87stops indexed

City buses 1

Routes running inside Mullingar and its immediate suburbs.

Intercity coaches 2

Long-distance services linking Mullingar with other cities and the airports.

MU2Mullingar Business Park – Ardmore Road Bernard Kavanagh & Sons· 142 journeys todayTimetable soon
MU1Ballinderry Road – Lough Sheever Corporate Park Bernard Kavanagh & Sons· 138 journeys todayTimetable soon

Regional buses 3

Services connecting Mullingar with the towns and countryside around it.

TFI Local Link 3

Rural connections serving smaller villages near Mullingar.

818Castlepollard – Mullingar TFI Local Link Longford Westmeath Roscommon· 12 journeys todayTimetable soon
819Athlone – Mullingar TFI Local Link Longford Westmeath Roscommon· 10 journeys todayTimetable soon
816Longford – Mullingar TFI Local Link Longford Westmeath Roscommon· 6 journeys todayTimetable soon
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How the network is laid out

Mullingar’s bus map is radial, not a grid. 1 city services run in and out of the centre, and the 9 routes on this page between them put 396 journeys on the road today.

9routes serving the city
396journeys today
3operators

The busiest routes today

Frequency varies enormously between routes here. These five carry the most journeys today, which usually means you can turn up without checking a timetable — the rest reward planning.

RouteWhere it goesOperatorJourneys
MU2Mullingar Business Park – Ardmore RoadBernard Kavanagh & Sons142
MU1Ballinderry Road – Lough Sheever Corporate PBernard Kavanagh & Sons138
115Dublin – MullingarBus Éireann65
818Castlepollard – MullingarTFI Local Link Longford We12
819Athlone – MullingarTFI Local Link Longford We10

How to use this page

1

Find the route

Search by number, stop, suburb or operator in the box above — the search covers every stop on every route listed.

2

Open its timetable

Each card links to the full schedule, with departures from any stop on the line.

3

Check the connection

If you need to change, the transfer tool on each route page shows what you can connect to.

Who runs the buses

3 operators serve Mullingar, and they do not share ticketing. Knowing which company runs your route matters because it decides whether a Leap Card works.

OperatorRoutes hereCoverage
Bus Éireann4City
TFI Local Link Longford Westmeath Roscommon3Selected routes
Bernard Kavanagh & Sons2Selected routes

Rural connections

3 TFI Local Link services reach Mullingar from the smaller towns and villages around it. These run a handful of times a day rather than hourly, and they are frequently the only public transport those places have.

Where these numbers come from

Everything on this page is generated from the official GTFS timetable data published for Irish public transport, refreshed weekly. The journey counts reflect services scheduled to run today — not a yearly average — which is why they move from day to day. Operators set the times and can change them, so confirm before travelling.

Early starts and late finishes

The earliest departure listed for Mullingar today is early morning and the latest is late evening. Outside that window there is no scheduled service, so late arrivals need a taxi.

1

Check the day type

Saturday and Sunday timetables are thinner than weekdays, and some routes do not run at all.

2

Work backwards

Pick the arrival you need first, then find the departure that gets you there with a margin.

3

Confirm the last bus

The final departure of the day is the one most often missed — check it before you commit to the trip.

Questions people ask

Is there a night service?
Overnight services are rare outside Dublin. Check the last departure carefully if you are out late.
Where is the main bus station?
The city’s stands and coach station are the hub for most services listed here, and the rail station is usually a short walk away.
Do I need to book a seat?
On city buses no — turn up and pay or tap. On intercity coaches booking is advisable, especially at weekends and on airport runs, because those services do sell out.
Can I use a Leap Card on every service?
No. TFI services accept it; private coach operators use their own ticketing. The operator is shown on each route card above.
What time does the last bus run?
It varies by route. The latest scheduled departure across all the services listed here is shown in the timetable section — but your particular route may finish much earlier.