Changes to Dublin Commuter Fares from Monday 16 June 2025

The National Transport Authority (NTA) is introducing revised fares for Dublin Commuter customers from 16 June 2025 under a new Leap zonal fare structure.

The revisions give effect to the NTA’s National Fare Strategy published in 2023 and NTA Fares Determination published in 2024.

Effective Monday, 16 June 2025, there will be changes to Adult, Young Adult/Student and Child Fares across Cash and Leap Card.

The new fare structure includes revisions to single journey fares and in all cases, payment by Leap Card offers the best available value compared to cash.

The best value in fares will be with Leap card and the TFI Go app.

What’s Changing?

• New fare structure introduced across all Dublin Commuter routes
• Restructured Leap zones replacing the existing Red, Green and Blue Zones
• New fare bands based on distance travelled
• Some fares will increase, many others will decrease depending on the journey
• Best value continues to be available through Leap Card or TFI Go App

Affected Routes*

• 120
• 120C/D
• 125
• 126
• 130

*Including their variations. 

New Leap Dublin Commuter Zones

A new zone system will replace the previous structure:

• Dublin City Zone 1 – covering up to 23km from the city centre
• Commuter Zones 2, 3, and 4 – radiating outward from Zone 1

New Leap products (daily, weekly, monthly, annual) will support multi-modal travel within the Dublin City Zone.

Customer Support 

Further information can be found on the Transport for Ireland website.

Customers with queries can submit queries to the TFI Help Centre.