Temporary diversions planned for Dublin bus routes
Commuters travelling through the capital will face temporary route changes this coming weekend. Scheduled road closures will impact specific inbound services during morning and afternoon hours.
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Dublin Bus News Centre
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Commuters relying on Dublin bus services this weekend will experience temporary route changes due to essential road closures in the capital. The diversions will specifically affect services on Saturday 19 September 2026 between the hours of 08.00 and 15.00.
For Route 44 heading towards DCU, buses will depart from the normal route at Harcourt road and divert via Camden Street Lower, Wexford Street, Georges Street, Dame Street, College Green, and Westmorland Street before rejoining the standard path. Meanwhile, Route 82 travelling towards Irishtown will divert from Camden Street Upper via Camden Street Lower, Wexford Street, Georges Street, Dame Street, College Green, Fleet Street, Townsend Street, and Pearse Street. Outbound services towards Enniskerry and Kiltipper will operate entirely as normal.
Passengers seeking real-time updates are advised to check social media channels or contact the customer service helpline available on the official website. Travellers should plan their journeys in advance to account for any potential delays during the diversion window.
For Route 44 heading towards DCU, buses will depart from the normal route at Harcourt road and divert via Camden Street Lower, Wexford Street, Georges Street, Dame Street, College Green, and Westmorland Street before rejoining the standard path. Meanwhile, Route 82 travelling towards Irishtown will divert from Camden Street Upper via Camden Street Lower, Wexford Street, Georges Street, Dame Street, College Green, Fleet Street, Townsend Street, and Pearse Street. Outbound services towards Enniskerry and Kiltipper will operate entirely as normal.
Passengers seeking real-time updates are advised to check social media channels or contact the customer service helpline available on the official website. Travellers should plan their journeys in advance to account for any potential delays during the diversion window.