BusConnects Booklets

November 24, 2019

Local Area Information Booklets

The National Transport Authority (NTA) announced revised proposals for the Dublin Area Bus network and commenced the second round of the public consultation process.

Local area information booklets are currently being delivered to individual residences as well as businesses all across the Greater Dublin Area. This booklet provides information about the BusConnects proposals specifically pertaining to the recipients local area; including maps, proposed route lists, details on how to make submissions, access to our website and how to seek additional information.

If you haven’t received a booklet please call into the Fianna Fáil Community Hub at 90 Dowth Avenue to pick-up a copy or you can download one for your area by HERE.

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