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TFI Local Link Louth Meath Fingal is the community transport programme service for the counties and beyond. It was established by an appointed committee (Meath Accessible Transport) under the Rural Transport Programme (RTP)
- We accept Free Travel Pass
- If a regular service is needed in your area, where possible, we will provide one
- We will plan our service to suit you and your community
- We welcome new passengers
- We appreciate feedback
- Our vehicles are fully accessible
- We have rigorous safety checks
- Every seat has a seatbelt
- We have trained drivers
- We have trained passenger assistants
- Weekly services to access pension, shopping and hospitals etc.
- Services to access active retirement groups.
- Services for groups to attend activities.
- Daily services to access education, employment and training.
- Services for disability groups.
- Individual services to access health appointments.
You can find all the timetables here.
You can find the latest updates here on our social media here!
Door-to-door bus services are bus routes that collect and return passengers to their homes. These services operate on a flexible timetable and stop in local villages and towns. They vary from daily to once a week or fortnightly and can be booked in advance. Offering great peace of mind to passengers living in rural areas, giving access to public transport and the freedom it brings. You can view our DRT timetables in our Booklets here.
Regular Rural Services are Public Services that operate on a fixed route between towns and villages and have a scheduled timetable. You can view our RRS timetables here.
Yes, on our eligible Regular Rural Services you can save 30% on your bus fare with TFI Leap Card! Available at any Post Office, select retail locations, or online
To secure a seat, you must first register on our system, this can be done by calling our office/by filling out this form.
You can then ring the office and book your seat for your trips.
Phone: 046 907 4830
Freephone: 1800 303 707
Yes: If the service is a Door to Door service.
Not all our services are Door to Door, please call the office and we will advise of what services are in your area.
- Older people
- Young people
- Parents with children
- People with disabilities
- Community groups
- People attending work
Guide dogs and Assistance dogs accompanying passengers are permitted to travel on TFI Local Link services free of charge and without restrictions. The dog must be clearly identifiable either by coat or harness to distinguish it as a working dog and not a pet.
Apart from the foregoing exceptions, dogs, cats, and other animals or live fowl of any description will not be carried.
Other passengers should not approach or touch a working dog as this may interfere with the direction of command from their handler.
Yes, all our buses are accessible and our drivers and passenger assistants are all fully trained, booking is essential as space is limited.
Yes, we accept free travel passes on all of our regular services.
If your question is not answered on this page or anywhere throughout our website please do not hesitate to contact us.
Yes, foldable bikes may go on our Regular rural service’s larger buses; however, on our smaller services, door-to-door would depend on the bus and room available. Please always call our office beforehand to check the specific service for you. 1800 303 707 or 046 907 4830
We understand that there are times when people who use our services wish to make suggestions to help us improve these services or to complain about the service they have received or feel they should be receiving. If you wish to make a complaint or suggestion you can do so here.
From 7th October 2024, e-scooters are prohibited on board TFI services including TFI Local Link, Dublin Bus, Bus Éireann, Go-Ahead Ireland, Iarnród Éireann, and Luas. Find out more here.