Wexford Bus has extended its Dublin Airport services to pick up passengers at Kilmacanogue and Cherrywood.
The extension comes after Aircoach ceased its route from Greystones/Bray, allowing north Wicklow passengers to travel to the airport. There are now more than 25 daily services in each direction, ensuring convenient travel options.
A single adult ticket with a seat reservation costs €19 with journey times between 55 minutes to one hour and 10 minutes. Students are encouraged to apply for the Leap Young Adult or Student Leap Card for a 50pc discount on travel across Wexford Bus services.
- UM11 Route – Gorey to Maynooth University via Arklow (Old Dublin Rd), Wicklow, and Rathnew, commencing September 22, in line with the start of lectures.
- 740 Route – Wexford to Dublin City and airport via Enniscorthy and Gorey serving students travelling to UCD, TCD, TUD and DCU.
- 740a Route – Gorey to Dublin City and airport via Arklow and Wicklow serving students travelling to UCD, TCD, TUD and DCU.
Third-level students are encouraged to apply for the Leap Young Adult or Student Leap Card, which provides 50pc discounts on travel across all Wexford Bus services.
Brendan Crowley shared, “We are delighted to extend our Dublin Airport service to the communities in and around Kilmacanogue and Cherrywood, following direct requests from the public.”
Brendan Crowley shared, “We continually are looking to improve our product offering and this is just one of the initiatives that we will be implementing over the coming months.”
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