Hugh Phelan’s notary office at East Douglas Street, Douglas, is easily accessible by public transport from all parts of Cork city and many surrounding areas. Whether you’re coming from the city centre, the suburbs, or further afield, this guide will help you plan your journey.
Douglas is one of Cork’s best-connected suburbs, served by multiple bus routes that run frequently throughout the day. You don’t need a car to get to your notary appointment.
Bus Routes to Douglas
Several bus routes serve Douglas village, making it accessible from across Cork city and beyond:
- Route 206 (Cork City – Douglas – Carrigaline): This is the most frequent route to Douglas, running every 15–20 minutes during peak hours. It departs from St. Patrick’s Street in the city centre and travels through the South Parish to Douglas village. The journey takes approximately 15–20 minutes from the city centre.
- Route 206X (Express): A faster express version of the 206 route during peak commuting hours.
- Route 202 (Cork City – Douglas – Airport): Connects Douglas to both the city centre and Cork Airport area. Useful if you’re combining a notary appointment with airport-related errands.
- Route 207 (Cork City – Rochestown – Passage West): Passes through the Douglas area, providing an alternative route from the city centre.
From Cork City Centre
The easiest way to reach our office from Cork city centre:
- Departure point: St. Patrick’s Street or South Mall bus stops.
- Route: Take the 206 or 206X towards Carrigaline.
- Alight at: Douglas village — the East Douglas Street stop is the closest.
- Walking time from bus stop: The office is a very short walk from the bus stop in Douglas village.
- Total journey time: Approximately 15–20 minutes from the city centre.
From Other Areas of Cork
If you’re travelling from further afield:
- From Ballincollig: Take a bus to Cork city centre (route 220), then transfer to the 206 to Douglas. Total journey approximately 40–50 minutes.
- From Mahon: Douglas is adjacent to Mahon. The 202 route connects the areas, or you can walk/cycle from Mahon Point Shopping Centre in approximately 15 minutes.
- From Carrigaline: The 206 route runs directly from Carrigaline through Douglas. Journey time approximately 20 minutes.
- From the Northside (Blackpool, Mayfield): Take a bus to the city centre, then transfer to the 206. Total journey approximately 30–40 minutes.
- From Cork Kent Station: Take a 206 or 207 bus from the city centre (5-minute walk from the station to the bus stops on Patrick Street). Total journey approximately 25 minutes including the walk.
By Car
If you prefer to drive, Douglas is easily accessible:
- From the city centre: 10 minutes via the South Douglas Road.
- From the South Ring Road (N40): Take the Douglas exit. The office is 2–3 minutes from the exit.
- Parking: Ample free parking is available at and near the office. There is no need to worry about city centre parking charges or time limits.
By Bicycle
Douglas is approximately 4 km from Cork city centre, making it an easy 15–20 minute cycle. The route along the South Douglas Road is well-established, and there are bike parking facilities available in Douglas village. Cork’s expanding cycle infrastructure makes this an increasingly popular option.
Accessibility
Hugh Phelan’s office is accessible for people with mobility needs. If you have specific accessibility requirements, please call the office in advance so we can ensure everything is prepared for your visit.
Contact Us
Need directions or help planning your journey? Contact Hugh Phelan’s office:
- Phone: (021) 489 7134
- Urgent/Mobile: 086 390 7815
- Email: info@phelansolicitors.com
- Address: East Douglas Street, Douglas, Co. Cork
Frequently Asked Questions
What bus goes to the notary office in Douglas?
The 206 bus from St. Patrick's Street in Cork city centre goes directly to Douglas village, with the stop very close to Hugh Phelan's office. The journey takes approximately 15–20 minutes.
Is there free parking at the notary office in Douglas?
Yes. Ample free parking is available at and near Hugh Phelan's office in Douglas, with no city centre parking charges or time limits to worry about.
Can I cycle to the notary office from Cork city?
Yes. Douglas is approximately 4 km from Cork city centre — about a 15–20 minute cycle along the South Douglas Road. Bike parking is available in Douglas village.
Hugh Phelan
Solicitor & Notary Public
Hugh Phelan is a Solicitor and Notary Public practising from Douglas, Co. Cork. Appointed by the Chief Justice of Ireland, he holds a BCL from UCC and a Diploma in Notarial Law, and is dual-qualified in Ireland and England & Wales.
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