The new N2 Orbital route launched on Sunday, 29th September. It runs from Heuston Station to Clontarf Road Station, serving areas including Marino, Blackhorse Avenue, Nephin Road, Broombridge Luas, Ballyboggan Road, Old Finglas Road and Griffith Avenue.
The route will run approx. ervery 15-20 minutes during peak hours and every 30 minutes during the weekend. The TFI 90 minute fare applies to the N2 Route, making it cheaper and easier to interchange.
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