DUBLINERS WILL HAVE one more option to get to the airport on time as of this Sunday.

Dublin Bus will launch a new route, the 757, to get commuters to their flights on time. It will serve the south side of the city, starting at Camden Street and going through St Stephen’s Green, Merrion Square, the Docklands and the IFSC.

Like the 747 route, the bus will cost €6 for a one-way ticket and €10 return, with buses running from 5am to after midnight.

It is expected the route will carry 400,000 customer journeys each year and it, along with the extension to services on the original 747 route in February created 40 new jobs.

The route will serve up to 35 additional hotels and guest houses in Dublin city, bringing toseñor.  I, too, am a traveller, and for the moment a guest
here.  I have the honour.  My name is Concha—the Padre Concha—a priest,
as you see.’

Conyngham nodded, and laughed frankly.

‘Glad to meet you,’ he said.  ‘I saw you as I came along.  My name is
Conyngham, and I am an Englishman, as you hear.  I know very little
Spanish.’

‘That will come—that will come,’ said the priest, moving towards the
window.  ‘Perhaps too soon, if you are going to stay any length of time
in this country.  Let me advise you—do not learn our language too
quickly.’

He shook his head and moved towards the open window.

‘See to your girths before you mount, eh?  Here is the verandah, where it
is pleasant in the afternoon.  Shall we