Expressway routes X8 & 20/X20 will operate according to a revised timetable.
Last operation date of 29 January due to the challenges posed by COVID-19
Expressway routes X8, X12 and 20/X20 will operate according to revised timetables.
BÉClub will be suspended from midnight on the 6th of December 2020 until its relaunch, planned for early 2021.
Seat reservation now available on even more routes
From Sunday 15 November 2020, all services between Dublin and Belfast will be operated exclusively by Translink.
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3 days ago
From Saturday, 30 January 2021, Expressway routes X8 and 20/X20 will operate according to revised timetables. Expressway route X8 will no longer serve Dublin Airport and will terminate in Busáras, Dublin.
Updated timetables are available to view here:
X8 – (Dublin – Cork)
20/X20 – (Dublin – Galway)
Customers are reminded that Expressway services continue to operate at reduced capacity under current public health restrictions and Government advice is that public transport should be avoided unless the travel is essential.
We’d ask that intending passengers allow more time for their journey and remain polite and respectful towards drivers and other transport workers.
If your journey is essential, please remember to wear a face covering when using public transport and to buy your ticket in advance online at www.expressway.ie, from a ticket vending machine or use your TFI Leap Card.
4 days ago
As previously announced, Expressway Route X12, Dublin Airport to Limerick, will soon cease to operate due to challenges posed by Covid-19. The last date of operation will be 29 January.
3 weeks ago
From Sunday, 10 January 2021, Expressway routes X8, X12 and 20/X20 will operate according to revised timetables.
Updated timetables are available to view here:
X8 – (Dublin Airport – Cork)
X12 – (Dublin Airport – Limerick)
20/X20 – (Dublin – Galway)
Customers are reminded that Expressway services continue to operate at reduced capacity under current public health restrictions and Government advice is that public transport should be avoided unless the travel is essential.
We’d ask that intending passengers allow more time for their journey and remain polite and respectful towards drivers and other transport workers.
If your journey is essential, please remember to wear a face covering when using public transport and to buy your ticket in advance online at www.expressway.ie, from a ticket vending machine or use your TFI Leap Card.
1 month ago
The Government has placed all counties in the Republic of Ireland on Level 5 of the Plan for Living with COVID-19 from Saturday 26th December until Tuesday 12th January. To support this, public transport operators are required to restrict the passenger capacity to 25% of normal levels across all routes for the duration of this period.
No new inter-county travel will be allowed after St Stephen's Day, 26th December, which means that people must stay in their own county from 27th December.
Unless you are travelling for essential purposes, which includes work, food and medical purposes, Government advice is that you avoid using public transport. Please consider if your journey is essential and help us to provide space for those who need to travel, including essential frontline workers.
If your journey is essential, please remember to wear a face covering when using public transport and to buy your ticket in advance online at www.expressway.ie, from a ticket vending machine or use your TFI Leap Card.
2 months ago
Please note that the BÉClub will be suspended with effect from midnight on the 6th of December 2020 until its relaunch, which is currently planned for early 2021 (the “Suspension Period”).
During the Suspension Period, BÉClub members will not be able to earn points or redeem points against the purchase of any journey ticket or monthly offers for Bus Éireann services.
The relaunched loyalty programme will apply to Bus Éireann’s Expressway services only. The current BÉClub Terms and Conditions will be updated to reflect changes to the loyalty programme.
All members of the BÉClub who wish to redeem points on Non-Expressway Bus Éireann services must do so by booking journeys using their existing points before midnight on the 6th of December 2020, in accordance with the current BÉClub Terms and Conditions. It will not be possible to redeem any such points against Non-Expressway Bus Éireann services under the relaunched loyalty programme.
Points that have accrued to members as at midnight on the 6th of December 2020, which have not been redeemed, will automatically transfer to the relaunched loyalty programme when it commences.
Bus Éireann intends to notify BÉClub members directly of the suspension of the loyalty programme.
2 months ago
From Sunday 15 November 2020, all services between Dublin and Belfast will be operated exclusively by Translink. This will apply to the following routes:
• Route X1: Dublin – Dublin Airport – Newry – Banbridge – Sprucefield – Belfast
• Route X5: Dublin – Dublin Airport - Newry
Bus Éireann or Expressway vehicles will no longer operate on these routes and tickets will no longer be available for sale at www.buseireann.ie or www.expressway.ie. Customers wishing to purchase tickets for travel on these routes in the future should visit the Translink website at www.translink.co.uk. We recommended that tickets are purchased in advance to guarantee space on board.
Translink have advised that the following timetable changes will apply from Sunday 15 November 2020 , based on the current timetable in service.
Route X1: Dublin to Belfast – The following services will NOT operate:
• 0715 from Dublin to Belfast
• 1645 from Belfast to Dublin
• 2015 from Dublin to Belfast
• 2045 from Belfast to Dublin
Route X5: Dublin to Newry – Services on Route X5 between Dublin and Newry will resume at the times shown below. Services are also available on Route X1 for customers travelling to and from Dublin and Newry:
• 0710 from Newry to Dublin
• 2130 from Dublin to Newry