- Increased capacity and frequency
- Increased evening and weekend services
- New sustainable, low emissions bus fleet
- New bus stops and shelters
- New park and ride facilities
- 230Km of priority bus lanes to make journeys faster and reliable
Bus Connects Hub
Your bus network is growing, that means more services during evening weekends and at night.
The new BusConnects network
The new network follows from three rounds of public consultation which concluded in 2020.
Once operational it will improve the existing Transport for Ireland (TFI) network by providing enhanced bus services with high frequency spines and new local, orbital and radial routes. This new network is being rolled out on a phased basis over the coming years.
The first phase commenced in North East Dublin in June 2021 (Spine H).
The next phase involved services in West Dublin and East Kildare and launched in November 2021 (Spine C).
Phase 3 involved services in North Dublin and launched in May 2022 (Northern Orbitals).
Phase 4 (Spine G) involves services in the West of Dublin and was launched in October 2022.
Some of the many benefits of BusConnects include:
For more information visit www.transportforireland.ie.
The new BusConnects routes:
Southern Orbitals
Phase 5b of the BusConnects Network Redesign introduced of Orbital Routes S2, S4, S6, S8 and W2, radial Route 74 and local Routes L25 and L55.
More about Southern Orbitals
Spine G
Phase 4 of the BusConnects Network Redesign introduced Routes G1, G2 and 60.
More about Spine G
Northern Orbitals
Route N4 was launched in Phase 3 of BusConnects Network Redesign.
More about Northern Orbitals
Spine C
Phase 2 of the BusConnects Network Redesign introduced Spine C, Route 52, eight peak only routes and six local routes.
More about Spine C
Spine H
The BusConnects Network Redesign launched with the introduction of Spine H and Route 6
More about Spine H