Launched: Sunday, 29 September 2024

The N2 Orbital Route, operated by Go-Ahead Ireland on behalf of Transport for Ireland (TFI). It was introduced as part of Phase 6a of the BusConnects Network Redesign.

Route Overview

The N2 is an orbital route. That means it connects areas around the city without going through the city centre.

N2  Heuston Station – Broombridge – Griffith Avenue – Clontarf Road Station

Route

The map below shows a detailed view of the new route.

N2 Timetable
Route Map

The map below contains familiar landmarks and highlights interchange opportunities to showcase connectivity to other TFI services.

N2

Frequency

  • Weekday peak: Every 15–20 minutes
  • Weekends: Every 30 minutes

Booklet and Timetables

N2 Orbital Booklet – Bilingual

N2- English Accessible

N2- Irish- Accessible

N2 Frequency Guide

N2 Timetable

N2 Interchages

FAQs

An Orbital is a name given to the type of route that provides connections between suburbs, without having to travel into the city centre. Some examples of Orbitals are routes N4 and N6.

To interchange with another mode of transport essentially means to switch modes of transport. Passengers now have the option to switch between bus, Luas or some DART services for free, as long as it’s within 90 minutes.

Places that could not be reached previously may now be accessible at a cheaper fare, giving public transport users more control of their commute.