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Location & Transport
Disabled Access Transport
Dublin Bus
All of the buses serving Maynooth, the 66 and the 67a routes, are operated using low floor fully accessible vehicles. Features of these buses include
- Low floor single step entry and kneeling suspension to further reduce entry step height
- Priority space for wheelchair user
- Wider gangways
- Improved grip bars and palm activated bell pushes
- High visibility number and destination display on front of buses
Full information about Transport for All* services offered by Dublin Bus is available on their website.
The 67A and the 66 routes terminate in the village and so are closer to the South Campus. The 66 route extends to Kilcock a few times a day and this bus pasess directly by the North Campus. Timetable details for Kilcock* are available on the Dublin Bus website. All Kilcock busses are fully accessible.
Iarnrod Eireann
To contact Iarnrod Eireann* about any aspect of disabled access on the train service, visit their website.
Taxi
Local Maynooth taxi cab services offer disabled access taxis.
Make sure to book your cab in advance. Phone Express Cabs on 01 6289999 to make a booking.
Disabled parking spaces.
All of the University car parks contain conveniently located disabled parking spaces.
For maps of the car parks click here.
Getting around the campus
The buildings of the North Campus are largely accessible.
The South Campus however consists of buildings which are hundreds of years old and many of them present difficulties and may not be fully accessible.
The Faculty of Arts Locator booklet gives full details on campus buildings and whether they are wheelchair accessible or not.