The nearby N7 Naas Road connects Naas with Dublin and the M50 motorway (Ireland).
Additionally, the M7 Motorway connects Naas with the South and South West.

Naas railway station,  which opened on 22 June 1855, closed for passenger traffic on 27 January 1947 to be re-purposed for goods trains.
It reopened on 10 March 1947, but was closed  12 years later on 1 April 1959.
The Sallins and Naas railway station, located in nearby Sallins, is now used by many residents of Naas and the surrounding area for the daily commute to Dublin, with travel times averaging around 30 minutes to Dublin's city centre.

The main bus transportation companies serving the area are Bus Éireann, JJ Kavanagh and Sons and Dublin Coach.
Naas's main bus routes include Bus Éireann's service from Kildare to Dublin city centre (which passes through Naas), a JJ Kavanagh route to Blanchardstown, and Dublin Coach and JJ Kavanagh services to Dublin Airport.

The N7 Naas Road was upgraded in 2006 to a six-lane carriageway with grade-separated interchanges.
Additional plans have been laid out to construct a large interchange at  Osberstown-Millenium Park as part of the M7 upgrade.
A ring road is also being constructed and several sections of the project have already been completed.
The nearby N7 Naas Road connects Naas with Dublin and the M50 motorway (Ireland). Additionally, the M7 Motorway connects Naas with the South and South West.
Naas railway station,  which opened on 22 June 1855, closed for passenger traffic on 27 January 1947 to be re-purposed for goods trains. It reopened on 10 March 1947, but was closed  12 years later on 1 April 1959. The Sallins and Naas railway station, located in nearby Sallins, is now used by many residents of Naas and the surrounding area for the daily commute to Dublin, with travel times averaging around 30 minutes to Dublin's city centre.
The main bus transportation companies serving the area are Bus Éireann, JJ Kavanagh and Sons and Dublin Coach. Naas's main bus routes include Bus Éireann's service from Kildare to Dublin city centre (which passes through Naas), a JJ Kavanagh route to Blanchardstown, and Dublin Coach and JJ Kavanagh services to Dublin Airport.
The N7 Naas Road was upgraded in 2006 to a six-lane carriageway with grade-separated interchanges. Additional plans have been laid out to construct a large interchange at  Osberstown-Millenium Park as part of the M7 upgrade. A ring road is also being constructed and several sections of the project have already been completed.
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