English: Inside Busaras The Irish word "aras" means a house/dwelling place, so that "busaras" roughly translates as "bus house". It is the central bus station for intercity and regional bus services operated by Bus Éireann and cross border-services operated jointly by Bus Eireann and Ulsterbus. The cupola of Dublin's famous Customs House can be seen through the windows.
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