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Irish Rail, Bus Eireann, the Houses of the Oireachtas and the registration portal Voter.ie were among those targeted

50 new bus stops have been announced for Sligo. The National Transport Authority have confirmed that the new stops will be added to routes all over the

Bus Eireann has come under fire over its service which caters to passengers flying into Ireland West Airport in Knock. People wishing to travel onto Sligo

Shannon Airport passengers are set to benefit from an additional 200,000 seats available on select routes from the airport this summer. Shannon will have increased frequencies on nine services* including to popular sunshine destinations such as Alicante, Faro, Malaga and Lanzarote. The airport will operate 33 routes to 11 countries across the EU, UK and US. A Gran Canaria service with Ryanair will also operate from Shannon during the summer season for the first time.

Almost 250 complaints were made about Cork’s bus services during a 15-month period, from January of last year to March of this year.

City bus service says it would qualify for incentives rather than penalties if more generous 10-miniute window was permitted

Local Cllr Evelyn Parsons has called on the Minister for Transport to immediately intervene in the reinstatement of a multi-stop bus services along the Galway-Ballinasloe-Dublin route. This follows the decision by the National Transport Authority not to introduce a new route to following Aircoach’s decision to cease operating on the route.

West Cork is long-famous for its warm welcome and easy pace of life, and since the pandemic and the rise in remote working, it’s probably become more desirable than ever as a place to put down roots.

Students from across Waterford City will board a unique school bus this week in the name of promoting public transport among primary pupils,

A Cork TD has said a week rarely goes by without someone telling him of their “horror story” experience on a Cork bus.