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Bus Éireann services will operate to normal schedules until Saturday, December 23.
BUS ÉIREANN, have announced details of their Christmas and new year timetables for services in Limerick.
Bus Éireann services will operate to normal schedules until Saturday, December 23.
Then on Christmas Eve, December 24, services will operate to a Sunday timetable including Limerick city centre bus services.
The last departures for services on Christmas Eve will be approximately 9pm.
No services will operate on Christmas Day.
With anticipated high demand, passengers are encouraged to plan their journeys and check the updated timetables on www.buseireann.ie.
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