Missed my bus, no thanks to the Dublin Bus app

On a recent visit to Dublin I decided to download the official Dublin Bus app to help me plan my bus journeys around the Irish capital. I'm sad to report that for a city that relies so heavily on the bus service, there are many UX fails with the app. Here's one basic issue that had a real impact on my journey. It relates to how the busses that you can take are set out in the app. They are bundled together in an unorganised, cluttered paragraph. The bus numbers are not in numeric order and appear alongside information about the destination of the bus. This is done without the text styling or punctuation that would allow you to quickly glance and comprehend whether or not the bus rapidly approaching the stop is the one for you. Lumping all this information together made me overlook the 38b bus which was hidden in the middle of the paragraph. The 38b whizzed by me as I stood at the bus stop. A bus that would have brought me within meters of my desired destination. After waiting another 15 minutes in the bitter wind I decided to get a taxi, costing me three times as much. So how could Dublin Bus tackle this most rudimentary case of poor prioritization and legibility of information? A simple solution would have been to have a separate line entry for each bus, to list the buses in numerical order and to embolden the bus number. 

Bus numbers are difficult to read on the Dublin Bus app.