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Buses in Ashbourne: Every Route, Timetable & Operator

8 services reach Ashbourne today, run by 4 different operators. Search by stop, filter by type, and open any route for its full timetable and map.

8routes serving Ashbourne
345journeys today
4operators
118stops indexed

How the network is laid out

Public transport in Ashbourne is built around a single interchange point. Everything else — the regional coaches, the rural links, the rail line — connects through it, which makes the centre the place to change rather than a place to avoid.

8routes serving the city
345journeys today
4operators

Getting to the airport

Airport journeys from Ashbourne are on this page — filter the list above by coach services to compare them. Book ahead where you can: the airport runs fill first and the walk-up fare is rarely the cheapest.

Allow more time than the timetable suggests. A scheduled departure is not a guaranteed arrival, and airport traffic is the least predictable part of any route.

Rural connections

1 TFI Local Link services reach Ashbourne 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.

Planning a journey

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.

Accessible travel

Most city buses serving Ashbourne are low-floor with a ramp and a wheelchair space. Coaches and rural minibuses vary far more, so contact the operator ahead for those. Rail assistance should be booked in advance where possible.

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
103Dublin – Ashbourne – RatoathBus Éireann106
197Airside Ind. Estate, stop 7210 – Ashbourne RGo-Ahead Ireland100
105Blanchardstown – Ashbourne – Ashbourne – DroBus Éireann62
109ADCU – Airport – Ratoath – NavanBus Éireann48
195Balbriggan – AshbourneTFI Local Link Louth Meath12

Early starts and late finishes

The earliest departure listed for Ashbourne 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

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.
Are the buses wheelchair accessible?
Most city services are low-floor with ramps. Coaches and rural minibuses vary, so check with the operator before travelling.
How accurate are these times?
They come from the operators’ published GTFS schedules, refreshed weekly. They are scheduled times, not live tracking — delays and diversions are not reflected.
Can I take a bike on board?
Folding bikes are generally accepted. Full-size bikes are usually not carried on city buses; some coaches take them in the luggage hold if there is room.