397 Nenagh to Thurles

Operated by Bernard Kavanagh & Sons. First bus 11:20, last bus 16:30. 2 journeys on weekdays. Fares: TFI zonal, cheaper with a Leap Card — more.

Next towards Thurles from Nenagh: 11:20

Next towards Nenagh from Thurles: 16:30

Wanted a different 397? 3 other bus routes are numbered 397 elsewhere in the UK — see every 397 bus timetable by area.

Timetable

Ends at Thurles · Monday to Friday · 1 journey
Stop 11:20
Nenagh 11:20
Kilkeary 11:30
Ballincurry 11:35
Latteragh 11:40
Currabaha 11:45
Glennanoge 11:50
Borrisoleigh 11:55
Rathmoy 12:00
Bouladuff 12:05
Thurles 12:15

Each column is one journey, headed by the time it sets off. Times are shown at the route's main timing stops — buses serve all stops in between. Switch a table to All stops for every stop it calls at, or open a stop's own page for live departures there.

Fares on the 397 are set under the National Transport Authority's fare structure. Paying with a TFI Leap Card is significantly cheaper than cash, with daily and weekly caps on most city services. Who travels free →

Christmas & bank holidays

These dates are not the usual timetable for the day they fall on. They come from the operator’s published data, which for Christmas and New Year is often late or incomplete, so check with Bernard Kavanagh & Sons before you travel. Everything above is an ordinary week.

Not published yet: Christmas Day, Boxing Day, 28 December and New Year's Day. Operators often publish festive timetables only a few weeks ahead, so check again nearer the date.

Route map

All stops on route 397

Towns & areas on this route

Frequently asked questions

What time is the first 397 bus?

The first 397 departure on weekdays leaves at 11:20 (check the full timetable below for your stop, as times vary along the route — weekend times can differ).

What time is the last 397 bus?

The last 397 on weekdays leaves its first stop at 16:30. Always check the timetable for your specific stop — later stops are reached after this time.

How much does the 397 bus cost?

Fares on the 397 are set under the National Transport Authority's fare structure. Paying with a TFI Leap Card is significantly cheaper than cash, with daily and weekly caps on most city services.

Who runs the 397 bus?

The 397 is operated by Bernard Kavanagh & Sons.

Timetable data from Bernard Kavanagh & Sons via Ireland's National Transport Authority. Check before you travel — services can change at short notice.