We used the public transportation (Dublin Bus) from Kilkenny to Cork. We wanted an inexpensive option to travel and enjoyed someone else driving while we viewed the beautiful landscape and city sights. There were 2 negatives to using the bus. It was a very dirty bus inside and the windows. When we reached Cork and our bags were unloaded there was oil all over our bags, as well as many others. The oil smelled of gasoline and the fabric of our suitcases absorbed in the fabric and zipper fabric. Luckily we did not have any major damage to our clothes but it took some time cleaning it up (the last thing you want to deal with after a long day of travel). We would recommend this option if you're trying to stay within a lower budget. Otherwise the train or renting a car were much better options. read more

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Arrrrghhhhhh Realtime digital timetables.... This is what I experienced this morning (and many other mornings.........) 2 mins 1 mins Due 1 mins Due 1 mins 2 mins Due 1 mins 2 mins 1 mins Due Dublin Bus - it took you soooo long to get with the modern age and now you are f***ing it up. Seriously, sort it out! read more

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I think the Dublin Bus is good in general but I have a few key complaints. First the good stuff. I think that the Dublin Bus does a great job of providing public transportation in a city without a major underground system and expensive taxis. The Dublin Bus network is vast, and many buses travel along similar routes, diverging at certain points to head off in different directions. This is great because once you get a feel for the different routes, you don't have to wait for a specific bus, just the next one that you know will take you where you need to go. There are A LOT of buses, though, so figuring out and remembering which one goes where is another story entirely! Now the bad. The bus is way too expensive. Maybe it is so pricey because the service is so large. But still, for the primary mode of public transportation in a city, it's too much money. Their routes are not mapped. Anywhere. Thus, it is quite difficult to figure out where a bus goes, even if you're looking at the timetable. It's not horrible, but it makes life a little more complicated. They don't have a card that you can top up and use over and over again. So if you don't have a pass, you have to pay exact change every time. This is a major cause of anxiety for me. read more

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I got the bus every day right through school, and now, through college. Though I do treat myself to a Dart ride every now and again. Put simply, the service leaves a lot to be desired. I'm on the 46a route so I'm usually not waiting more than 20 minutes for a bus. But anyone getting the 7, 45 or (blesses himself) 8 knows that half hour or forty five minute waits are not the stuff of urban myth but very much a reality. And that at a time when €2.20 isn't even the top fare anymore. Then there's the student bus and rail card which some genius decided should run on the calender month as opposed to the month from time of purchase. The effects of this are two-fold. 1) there's no point in buying a card after the 4th or 5th of the month-when I get paid. 2) shops can't shift them and therefore most don't sell them. Which means you have to pay for a bus ride into HQ, which is not at all convenient. What else? The midweek nightlinks been cancelled. I know everyone's blaming the recession, and in the broader context they're right, but this really killed the city centers nightlife. But all these grievances are just down to familiarity. It's easy to forget the QBC's when you're not in one, watching the poor suckers stuck in traffic to your right. Or the fact that you'd get lost in some parts of the city if there wasn't a bus route to navigate through them for you. Even easier to forget that I've gotten the bus twice today already, will be getting it again on my way into town tonight and would much rather be getting it on the way home than paying for a taxi. read more

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The worst bus service ever!!!! Always delayed and many times the buses never arrive! If you need to go somewhere, please don't take or wait for this expensive transportation, called: Dublin Bus. read more

Dublin Bus serves Dublin city and county and adjoining areas. Bus routes in Dublin are not known by their destination, that would be too easy and practical, but instead they are known by their number. How very confusing for visitors but known off by heart of every OAP in sight! So, if in doubt, as a granny. Buses don't stop at stops automatically you have to put your hand out to signal you want the bus to stop and not all buses stop at all stops even if they drive by the stop, so check the information at the bus stops to makes sure you are at the right one! You can buy many prepaid tickets and travel cards but these really are just for convenience and don't save you much money at all. Fares range from 1.15euron for three stages to 2.20euro for a longer journey. The bus man will tell you how much to pay or just always pay the minimum amount as nobody checks tickets any more! read more

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Dublin Bus was transporting us around Dublin long before new boys like the DART and Luas came on the scene and it's still the only option for a lot of Dubliners. It's fairly efficient and reliable - not always on time but it usually shows up. The problem I have with Dublin Bus is that you never know what stop you're at so if you're in venturing into unchartered territory then you have to rely on the bus driver to give you the nod (and this all depends on their mood). Also when it rains (as it tends to in Dublin), the buses are always really stuffy with steamed up windows and uncomfortable commuters. Dublin Bus virgins should note that you need to have change for the bus or you will have one very unhappy driver on your hands (and no change in your pockets). In general it's a good service but why so many 46As?! read more

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Its all we to clondalkin but when buses are regularly 10 to 20 mins late and two arriving at the same time it becomes a joke. Get the act together its embarrassing this kind of transport would never be tolerable in Germany or the Netherlands. The drivers are nice but if they can't keep a schedule then they should be reprimanded. read more

Timetables should be understood as a proposal for bus drivers where and when they could stop. Where and when they actually stop is a science for itself. Never trust scheudles, apps or displays on bus stops. The one time I complained about a bus not showing up, the customer service accused me of lying. Just try to avoid this bus service whenever you can. read more

'Schrödinger's Bus': a bit of quantum mechanics that is essential when using Dublin Bus. As soon as the bus shows up on the realtime timetable, it is both due to arrive in just a moment and unavoidably delayed. You need to treat the bus as existing in both states or else your head will explode. Also, the bus will kill your cat. Anyway, I'm not a big fan of Dublin Bus, but like bolognese sauce and a white shirt, we're intractably linked. My tips for dealing with DB: 1. Get an app, there's a bunch of them. You'll be able to find alternate routes quickly and easily and not lose your mind dealing with the realtime timetable. 2. Expect delays. Dublin Bus is so dedicated to delays that they'll create them for no reason. As you pass through the centre of the city, your bus will randomly stop for a prolonged period for no reason, just to wind up customers. Or so it seems. 3. Say "Thank You" to the bus-driver. I know you won't always mean it, but just do it. It'll cheer everyone, including yourself, up. As bad as Dublin Bus can be, it does have the thankless task of trying to shuttle people around the warren of streets that make up the city and it surroundings. As long as you don't put your life in their hands, you'll get along fine. read more

The really important thing when you change the nitelink stops is to make sure you don't put up any notices about it, make sure your staff have no idea, and make sure you don't update your websites! The nitelinks on college green have been moved. Some of them appear to be on D'olier st, others, including mine, seem to have vanished. Importantly the dubin bus website says they still leave every half hour from college green. I asked a driver, he told me the stops were all changed yesterday, and to ask an inspector. I couldn't find an inspector. After searching all the places I thought the stop might have moved to, trying to avoid the leering drunks and the aggressive drunks - just the thing every girls wants to do when she's on her own in the middle of the night, I just gave up and got a taxi I couldn't afford. In fairness to my taxi driver he dropped me all the way home, even though I asked him to drop me when the meter was approaching the limit of money in my pocket. grr Dublin Bus grr read more

Efficient! I have seen some of the staff help tourists and they have great patience and are a credit to the customer service of Dublin Bus. All that business aside I have to comment on the buildings facade: ugly! Does not connect to the buildings on either side and needs an absolute overhaul. Spend some of your profits on keeping O'Connell street up to a good standard! read more

I think more people should find out that we can review DublinBus.... I've been kicked off at 11pm for being in a large group and the bus driver letting too many people on and there not being enough seats. We all got kicked off and we did not get our money back, nor had the bus left the stop. I've been kicked off at 11pm for being in a large group and singing--we looked it up the next day and there is a no singing rule. Random. We were close enough that we could walk to town. I've had the bus driver let half the group off and then shut the door and go to another stop (that we are pretty sure is not part of the buses route). I've had a bus driver tell me and my friends to get out of his town because he hates tourists (we live here and are just international). The new time schedule does not work--I left my apartment when it said online that a bus was 5 minutes away (it stops at my door step). The sign outside said 25 minutes. One came in 15 minutes. However, the bus drivers tend to be nice (during the day) and will help you out if you do not know where you are going (thus they get 2 stars instead of 1). read more

Dublin bus...sigh. The biggest problem with Dublin bus is the lack of customer service and the attitude of some drivers, if you have any issues with the service there seems nowhere to complain or to have your issue addressed. I have waited several time more than 40 minutes for several buses that are meant to come every 10 - 15 mins. There are some of the older buses on my route, so the buses are a bit tatty and worse for wear. Some drivers are extremely unhelpful and just plain rude. They seem to like questions about routes and fares which boggles my mind as they are the bus driver. Dublin bus is a necessary evil. :( read more

To describe Dublin Bus is like describing maybe the statue of Molly Malone. It is there, nobody understands why, yet it is a national treasure. The time tables at the bus stops may be a bigger fiction than a Marian Keyes novel ( and to any non Dubliner reading this, the trick is to calculate the time the bus leaves from the original station, add the journey time and eureka you know what time the bus gets there). Simply math is all you need. Prices for the bus vary on what seems like a day to day bases. Unless you are unfortunate enough carrying a day to day pocket full of change (Dublin Bus does not take notes), advice on purchasing a Dublin Bus Rambler Card is wise and is available at all good news agents throughout Dublin. The Drivers are generally friendly and helpful although from time to time a nasty one seems to appear and mess up your perfect day. Travelling Dublin Bus does give you the opportunity to meet more characters then James Joyce's Ulysses. It is the main way to get around Dublin unless you feel green and want to rent a bike (www.dublinbikes.ie) but in Irish weather best of luck with that. read more

It may be the only bus service in the world with the power to turn back time, but that's the definite impression I've got a few times now, when a two-minute estimate on that nifty machine has, after two minutes, delivered not a bus but a turning back of the clock, to four minutes. Then, even once, six, then eight. Then something about road works. Yeah, I know, real time, etc. But you can't help feeling you wouldn't get it in any of those Northern European countries that are always held up as prime examples of punctuality, working systems, order. Disorder, I've often thought, is the order of the day in Dublin Bus. There's a really good chance if you state a destination that the driver will not know from Adam what your fare is. If there are fare increases, don't expect to find that out the easy way, either. Last week, no less than three ticket inspectors embarked on my northside-to-town bus. Two I could understand, but three? Between them, they tackled a scrawny down-at-heel bloke with his girlfriend's pass. All sorts of shenanigans - calling the cops on the spot to validate his address, for instance. The air around them was fizzing with excitement, I swear. Like the guy had five quid in the world let alone the price of a fine. If you embark the number 9 on O'Connell Street at the wrong time, around 11pm to be precise, you won't be told that you'll be waiting 30 minutes before it moves again. When you ask why the delay, the driver may scoff or may just answer you in that gruff presumptuous tone: 'It's the last bus.' I've lived in Dublin all my life, God help visitors is all I can say, trying to decipher the unspoken nuance. If your bus stops and takes a good long rest for itself at any time of the day, in fact, don't expect to be given a reason. If you are bold enough to ask, still don't expect to be given a reason. It's usually to do with a change of shift and a driver who hasn't turned up yet, or a bus that's arrived 'early'. But don't expect to be told. You're just a passive bum on a seat after all, why would you need to know? You can expect to wait for up to half an hour. If you complain, it won't be the driver's fault. If you complain complain - by letter or email to the customer service big guns - you'll get a prompt reply. It will tell you that they value your feedback and will be back in touch on the specifics soon. Expect that to be the last you'll hear from them. So it's all down to communication, as far as I can see. It's not top priority for the management of Dublin Bus. They don't really give all that much of a toss for the consumer. If they did, they'd invest a little - and really, it doesn't take a lot - in pinning down some basics of customer service. Some bus drivers are nice - though these days most of them look a bit bogged off - but that's just it: if they're nice, it's just because they are. There's no ethos of nice at Dublin Bus. Or even decent. And I'd say it's a tough job - so unless ethos is created from the top down, it's probably not going to blossom over night of its own accord. And the days when drivers had a conductor companion were probably just a bit more craic all round - company and all that. It did feel friendlier then. For all that, I remain a fan of the bus. Where else do you get to earwig quite so closely on old ladies chat? - those tough old birds who form their own mini-empire in daytime Dublin. They tell each other the best stories, and regularly go into a surprising level of detail about their lives, troubles (often though the more steady focus will be on the troubles of others, 'God help them'), and family histories. Just this morning I overheard one tell another about how her mother never knew that her own husband was twenty years' older than her 'until the day he died. Sure he still had the big shock of curly brown hair in his forties, never went grey. How would she have known?' Pure gold. Then there's the hilarious 'smoking is an offence' recorded message. Like a disembodied voice is going to make someone extinguish their fag - when a human being doesn't make a blind bit of difference. I think they sometimes even play it in Irish, which is funnier still. There's the whole ambiguity about whether those middle doors really are for disembarking, which regularly lends itself to near misses as those standing against them are surprised when they open. And time travel. Where else would you get it? Dublin Bus - in fairness, it could go a long way to getting just a little bit better. read more

Keep Calm and Carry On (waiting) The timetables are fiction, the drivers are a mixed bunch (some excellent characters it has to be said) and the fares more than reasonable. Visits to HQ have been rare, but when I've needed to drop in I've found them fine to deal with. read more

For visitors: Great for getting to and from the airport (€10 return) on the 747 service, and for getting around town. Get yourself a Leap card to tap on and off of bus, train and tram services to save on fares - get it from the Dublin Bus ticket office on O'Connell St. for €5 deposit plus however much credit you want to use. Also available from newsagents but the one we went to gave us incorrect advice about using the card so best to get it from the official outlet! There's also free wi-fi on the buses. read more

Oh Dublin Bus.... How I want to like you. I mean, you take me places, sometimes... when you bother showing up or stopping, even when I and two others have our hands out to let you know we are waiting for you. Now to be fair, I understand you have a lot of people to serve. You are like McDonalds that way. I mean I hate their food, but at least they get it right 95% of the time and it comes in a timely fashion. Which is sort of the opposite of you. I like you but you get it wrong more often than not. I cannot tell you how many times I have been late to class or an appointment because the 17 just didn't feel like showing up when it was supposed to or the 15b, which was next empty, has blown right past me, despite my flaying arms. I mean half the time trying to wave one of you down I look as if I am having a seizure, and yet, 30% of the time you still don't stop for me. I would gladly buy you flowers or petrol to make up for what ever it is I have done to you. Also... Your drivers. Most are amazing and were really helpful when trying to navigate during my first few weeks here. However, to the bus driver who actually rolled his eyes when I asked if a bus I was unaccustomed to take went a certain route, I have this to say; "Your mother was right. If you keep making that face, the wind will change directions and your face will get stuck like that and it is really hard to pick up girls if it looks like you are rolling your eyes at them" (Ok so that last bit is mine) My only consolation is: you are cheaper and slightly, only SLIGHTLY mind you, more reliable the public transit in the town I grew up in. However that is still not enough to get you three stars. I would threaten to find a new way of getting around, but we both know they would be empty threats. So please. I am begging you..... just a little more efficiency would make me happy. read more

Just had a bus driver literally talk down on me in a rude, arrogant and disrespectful manner. The attitude of some of these drivers are appalling and this experience definitely ruined my evening commute read more

Cheaper than Aircoach. They seem to go a bit of a random way into town. Not as comfy as Aircoach. If you want to save a couple of euro on a single ticket you might want to use them. A return is the same price on Aircoach and they are much better. read more

As I was too sleepy this morning to communicate with fellow human beings I hopped on the 145 at Wolfetone Quay and swiped my leapcard without greeting the driver. "Hey....whereabouts are you going?" Says the driver. "Shankill" says I. Its plausible that I did not look like I was going to study politics and human rights today. To cut it long stories short it turns out the bus was only going as far as Belfield. The bus driver being a total pro refunded the cost of the journey back onto my leapcard (whilst I stood there in a total k.o stance not unseen in a Mortal Kombat video game) before furnishing me with details of the correct bus in 2 minutes and wished me a good day. Yes I was one of those dickheads that would have passengers who actually read the front of the bus tutting this morning, so I said I would leave a 5 star review - the bus I am on now is clean, it has wifi and plenty of seats. Perhaps the day will come where I am cruising in my Ford Mustang down the N11 but today is not that day and I am happy to use this service for the forseeable future!! read more

Residents of Fairview were delighted when the 128 came on board last year. Whereas nearly every other Fairview bus terminates in the city centre, this one chugs all the way to Rathmines, with a handy stop outside the big Lidl there. The service is frequent, too. read more

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So many buses. Such patchy service. Why? I waited for nearly 2 hours for the bus to the airport to arrive. While waiting, I made a few friends while waiting on O'connell for 16A, though there was actually more than 10 of us waiting for the same bus. Finally, we got together and chipped in for a cab leaving me €10 out of pocket. Why didn't I just jump on an AirCoach 2 hours earlier? I would have saved time and money. Oh well, I made it on time... good thing I had an early start and had options. I'm giving you one (required) star. read more

This is probably the WORST public service in the world. Tickets are way to expensive, buses never show up, extremly rude drivers, driver decides to stop in the middle of the road and wait for 10-15 minutes or you are asked to switch buses because they refuse to move further. Not to mention that the buses are extremly dirty. By paying almost 3 euros for a bus ticket(one way) one would expect quality service not this bullshit. read more

For what its worth I think its grand. Every route or driver will differ, but 9 out of 10 times my driver is helpful, willing to answer questions, safe on the road, and most importantly.... On time. I typically walk as much as I can in town, but the riding I do outside of The City Centre keeps me going. If you've a smart phone, try the Dublin bus app. This is good on the go. Also, consider a Leap Card. This card saves you 15% and leaves the hassle of coins out of it. read more

I have to say I think the Dublin Bus services are really good. Coming from a city with a shocking and horrendously outdated public transport system, I was presently surprised by Dublin Bus and its transport network. Firstly, if you're travelling along a fairly major route, buses are very frequent and you're rarely waiting at a stop for more than 5 minutes. It's a fairly economical means of traversing the city (once caught a bus from the southside all the way to Croker for only 1.80 - imagine what the taxi fare would have been!!) The bus drivers are reasonably good humoured (for the most part) - OMG you should meet some of the ones in Brisbane - they say Australians are all friendly happy people... Well those attributes certainly skipped the gene pool of Brisbane bus drivers - some of the grumpiest, angriest and most depressed people I've come across in my life! The only thing that isn't shiny and sparkly and fantastic about Dublin bus is that services stop running at 11.30pm. Does the whole world stop at that time? Thought not. And sometimes the 11.30pm driver will leave the stop several minutes before 11.30pm, leaving you stranded and in need of a cab fare. read more

Centrally located office of the Dublin Bus system for information, maps, schedules and to exchange your rebate slips for cash. Have only had to stop by here on a couple of occasions, thankfully, cause the people who work there aren't the brightest stars in the sky. The majority of the information I acquired while I was there was self-service. read more

Very good service, buses are very efficient. There are many buses ariving every 10 or 15 mins. The staff and friendly and very helpful. The Nitelink service is also good and is always on time. read more

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It got me to where I need to go in a reasonable amount of time. The service was good and most importantly they let me know what stop I needed to get off of. The fares were decent. I surprising enjoyed riding on this bus. read more

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Got bus 14 this morning from artane going to dundrum (9:15).. the woman driver was so nice and helpful .. there was delay on the 9:00 bus so, she rang and enquirer for us and even ask us to sit on the bus while waiting.. she is doing a great job.. hats off to her read more

Poor service, rude drivers, buses stink of tabacco at the terminus after the drivers have been smoking on them during thier fifteen minuate long, hourly breaks, unreliable, strikes, diversions, brake downs, transfers at the drop of a hat, high prices with regular increases. Sometimes faster to walk at rush hour. Avoid if at all possible. read more

Wasting my time. Michael Schumacher here was having a good ride at the start until he got the feckin route ended up in the completely wrong spot and tbh he's been a right carrot. Completely unnecessary and this needs to be sorted out. Route 70n read more

I've learnt that if you have to rely on the bus to get you anywhere in Dublin, you will need to plan for at least 30 minutes waiting time. Also, if you're in a hurry the bus you're on will also need to change drivers at one of the garages which will mean a further 10 minute delay. And when you least expect it, they upped the prices again. Some of the buses have broken seats and are dirty and smelly and especially at peak times you will be squashed on the bus like sardines in a can. But it's the only bus service in Dublin really, so if you need a bus you don't have a choice really. read more

Horrible service even 140 bus. Anytime I would take late every time not showing on time table. Drivers are so rude. If possible take another bus because if you wait for 140bus you gonna be wait so much. read more

Very rude and hostile driver on my route to clontarf (130?? I think) late May evening.Would he speak to a lady or older customer same way I doubt it?! read more

While I really want to give Dublin Bus more than three stars, I just can't make myself do it. Most trips were quite hassle-free. I'd say the modal average would be a 4-star journey. However, a small handful of situations require me to bump those 4 stars down to 3. First the good--well, Dublin Bus is really the best way to get around Dublin. There's the LUAS, but that is only two lines, and it's not too extensive. There's also the DART, but that's more of a commuter rail service--not inner-city transit like Dublin Bus. Most of the time, the buses will get you from point A to point B without a hitch. Yes, they may be late or a bit packed, but they tend to work rather well. Alright, so here is why I can only give Dublin Bus 3 stars. I spent a semester in Dublin, and nearly everyone I met was very nice and friendly. Somehow that gene must have missed the bus drivers though because I encountered quite a few who were rude and unfriendly. The bus service also stops at midnight--meaning that the last bus reaches it's final destination by midnight. This required me and my friends to leave the city by about 11:30 or pay the steep price of a cab back to campus. That part got a bit old. Oh, and the bus drivers also decided that they didn't feel like making the UCD stop after around 7 PM. I suppose they didn't like dealing with drunk college students (nor did I), but it was rather annoying to make us all have to walk an extra 15 minutes to the next-closest bus stop because of the actions of a few immature individuals. This final piece is what really pushed me over the edge. My friend was visiting me over his spring break, and we were going to take a trip to Poland for the weekend. Like I always did, we took Dublin Bus to the airport. We had plenty of time--an hour and a half leaving from the center of the city. This trip normally took half an hour, but because of my bus driver's ridiculous behavior, my friend and I missed our flight. First, there was the fifteen minute stop where the bus drivers switched out. Only, the problem was that the replacement driver wasn't there on time. Once he finally decided to show up, he drove about half the speed of any of the other Dublin Bus drivers I'd ever had. I suppose I could go on complaining about this, but I'm sure you get the picture. I really wish I could give Dublin Bus 4 stars, but I just can't do it. You should be happy to know that the majority of my experiences with them were quite good, and I anticipate that being the same for most of their patrons. read more

As i have no other source of transport in the morning to get to school I depend on the 76 bus route to get to school safe and on time. i wait at the 2129 bus stop and most days the bus drives by me and many other bus commuters, leaving people with the choice to walk or wait and be late for school or work as the next bus is usually takes an additional 40 minuets to arrive at this particular bus stop and the bus is still packed with people, Dublin bus needs to get more busses on the road especially at peak times. Not to mention the countless number of times the bus just never comes at all and suddenly just disappears of the face off the earth. read more

Where do i start. I get 4 to 6 buses a day depending on where im working. Nightmare. I just wish people would remember to wash themselve before sitting beside me. The drivers are usually grand but there is the odd one or two who could go back to charm school. I went 3 years without seeing an inspector then 5 got on the bus (no.31) all at the same time!!!! Now my gripe is with the tickets. I get the 5 day rambler as it works out well good value for me. So i go to spar last week and hand over my €22 like a good citizen. I go to the bus stop and queue like a good citizen. Bus comes, i get on, stick my new ticket in front of the machine and its invalid!!!!! Aargh. Anywho, Mr bus driver got really angry and was about 2 seconds away from throwing me off when an angel appeared and paid my fare. Thank you kind lady. Anywho, that trauma aside, i went back to spar that evening and asked them really nicely to give me a replacment ticket. They said no. I went to the o'connell street office for Dublin Bus and they printed me off a list of all the buses that had been travelled on with my NEW ticket. Nice, i had been sold a dud ticket. So i go back to spar and yer man implies that im a liar and i must have used the ticket!!!!! Charming. I'll give it one more go with Dublin Bus office this evening before i go more public. the upshot of this is apparently Spar dont change bad tickets as they are only the agent!!!! I just want to know why the dodgy ticket as Mr Spar said it was the 4th one the week!!!!!!!!! Will keep you posted. read more

Bus left without all passengers, even though half of all seats uptairs were empty but people were already standing downstairs. left 4 people on the street to wait for the next bus. Can the driver not see upstairs? 46a Sunday evening from D' Olier St. read more