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Do Dublin/Dublin Bus EV49 (E400/Volvo B9TL) is seen in a temporary wrap for the St.Patrick's Festival
As the eastern seaboard of the US recovers from the deluge of snow over the weekend, a cold remind of some local snow in Dublin. You have to plow through the archives as there's never many flurries in Dublin but 2010 had some memorable flakes.
Donnybrook AX 612 battles through on a 75 service from Dun Laoghaire, seen above at Honeypark on Kill Avenue.
Dublin Bus Wrightbus streetlite WS 2 just back from the paintshop this week in the new TFI green/ yellow livery operating its first afternoon run @ 15.45 hrs from Dundrum to Glencullen.
Power to see things differently, the adventure starts here.
Traffic warping or standing still, pause or fast forward.
Nice light, during the night.
Portmarnock, Dublin, Ireland as Dublin Bus route 42 admires the traffic streaking by.
Alexander Dennis E400ER City PA23 is seen on Botanic Road in Glasnevin with a T shape Ad for Virgin Mobile Network
Broadstone's AX593 is seen operating Route 33E at the Lower Abbey Street terminus on a misty morning on the 19th April 2019.
For more photos of Route 33E, see here: www.dublinbusstuff.com/PhotoWeek/Rt33E.html
Some vintage stock appearing on route G2 to Liffey Valley, operating the 1848 service from Docklands, passing the Convention Centre.
Perhaps some unconventional back pedalling, the continuing delays & operational issues with the electric Streetdecks into service, has forced some of the reserve buses back into service during 2025, the latest being AX 611, formerly of Ringsend Garage, making a comeback at Conyngham Road.
AX 611
Conyngham Road Garage
PA1 the first on 74 ADL Enviro 400ER Hybrid Buses for Dublin Bus in the new Transport for Ireland Livery is seen on driver training for Broadstone Garage staff, the route 140 will go over to this type on April 12th, PA1-20 will be allocated to Broadstone Garage, PA21-41 Harristown, PA42-58 Phibsboro and PA59-74 Summerhill
Oh, look at this fine feathered scene on Dublin's Camden Street! The number 15 bus, proudly crisscrossing the city from Ballycullen Road to the heart of the action, has parked itself right outside Camden Rotisserie—where the chickens are clearly plotting their escape! With its green and yellow glory, this double-decker is the unsung hero of Dublin’s streets, dodging traffic and delivering passengers past every Centra in sight. Maybe the bus driver’s secret plan is to grab a chicken sandwich mid-route!
Speaking of routes, the 15 bus knows Dublin like the back of its hand—or should we say, wing? It weaves past Camden’s clucking hotspots, zips by Centra for a quick snack break, and keeps the city’s chicken-obsessed commuters on schedule. Rumor has it, the chickens at Camden Rotisserie have a special signal for the bus to slow down—just in case they need a lift out of town! Next stop: freedom, or at least a detour to the next Centra!
And let’s not forget the Centra shop, standing tall beside this poultry pandemonium. While the 15 bus rolls on, it’s the perfect pit stop for anyone who’s peckish after a wild ride. With Camden chickens on one side and a convenience store on the other, this street corner is the ultimate Dublin mashup—where buses, birds, and buns collide in hilarious harmony!
PA140
212-D-20157
Route 15
Broadstone Garage