The new routes are titled W4, W61 and W62 and will be operated by Go-Ahead Ireland, a private transport company that already has 25 Dublin City bus routes and five commuter routes.
THREE NEW ORBITAL bus routes are set to open this Sunday as part of the latest phase of Transport for Ireland’s BusConnects Network Redesign project. The routes will provide high frequency bus services across parts of Kildare and Dublin.
W61 will operate between Hazelhatch Station just outside Celbridge and Maynooth Community College, stopping at Celbridge Main St, Salesian College and Maynooth Station.
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