provide a direct link to the extended Luas Green Line in Broombridge. Other routes serving the area include the 17A which runs between Kilbarrack to Blanchardstown, the 140 which runs to Rathmines via the city centre and the 83 which runs to Kimmage via Glasnevin and the city centre. It is also served by the 88N Nitelink service. Two Bus Éireann routes also serve Finglas, passing along the main Finglas Road, including the 103 from Duleek/Kilmoon Cross/Ashbourne to the city centre. Representation and governance Finglas is in the jurisdiction of Dublin City Council, and for local elections it is part of the Finglas-Ballymun local electoral area. Finglas is part of the Dublin North-West constituency for elections to Dáil Éireann. The civil parish of Finglas is a civil parish in the barony of Castleknock. Notable people Finglas has been the home of a number of public figures including: Dermot Bolger, writer and poet, whose novels The Woman's Daughter and Night Shift are set in Finglas Paul "Bono" Hewson, lead singer of U2 Charles Bowden, Irish criminal Gerard Byrne (born 1958), Irish artist Declan Cassidy filmmaker, television producer and author Patrick Clarke (filmmaker) The opening scene from Beyond the Pale (film) was shot in Erin's Isle GAA Club Christy Dignam, Joe Jewell, and Alan Downey, Aslan musicians Martin Doherty, volunteer for the Provisional Irish Republican Army Regina Doherty, Fine Gael Senator and former Minister for Social Protection Eamon "The Don" Dunne, Irish crime boss Dessie Ellis, Sinn Féin TD Séamus Ennis, Uilleann piper Mairead Farrell, radio and television personality Pat Fenlon, Football manager Tony Fenton, Today FM DJ Patrick Finglas (died 1537), Lord Chief Justice of Ireland John Fogarty CSSp, Superior General of the Congregation of the Holy Spirit Niamh Kavanagh, Eurovision Song Contest 1993 winner, and Irish representative for the Eurovision Song Contest 2010 Dick McKee, volunteer for the Irish Republican Army Colm Meaney, actor Brendan O'Carroll, comedian and actor Stephen O'Rahilly, Chair of Clinical Biochemistry and Medicine at the University of Cambridge. Endocrinologist and scientist researching obesity and diabetes Spiral, a former Big Brother contestant, who wrote, performed and released a song about Finglas And in sport: Irish international footballers: Ronnie Whelan, Frank Stapleton, David O'Leary, Mark Kinsella, Stephen Kelly, Alan Moore, and footballers John Keogh, Cliff Byrne, and Derek Brazil. All Ireland winning Dublin GAA players: Barney Rock, Jason Sherlock, James McCarthy and Charlie Redmond See also List of