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The new Expressway service will commence on Sunday
BUS Éireann has announced it will run an additional Expressway service between Limerick and Dublin from this weekend.
From Sunday, the additional X12 service will depart Colbert Station at 3.45pm daily serving Portlaoise, Nenagh and Roscrea.
The coach will depart Dublin Airport and return to Limerick at 8pm even days a week.
Capacity on our services is restricted due to social distancing guidelines
— buseireann (@Buseireann) August 7, 2020
Please help us keep everyone safe by:
✔️wearing face coverings
✔️only travelling if it's necessary
✔️being considerate of your fellow passengers#LetsAllPlayOurPart #besafe #beresponsible pic.twitter.com/XrfZcgiezY
“Expressway services were reduced by 14% through the Covid-19 crisis, and we have been experiencing high demand on some services in recent weeks. We are very pleased to have been able to reorganise resources, with the support of the National Transport Authority, to deliver an extra service on the Limerick to Dublin route, keeping Ireland connected,” said Eleanor Farrell, Chief Commercial Officer, Bus Éireann.
“We’d like to thank customers once again for their understanding and remind people of the Covid-19 prevention measures in place on all public transport – a maximum of 50 per cent capacity, and compulsory face coverings throughout your journey,” he added.
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Mary Kiely with her grandson Darragh O'Brien, Monaleen, on Limerick Greenway. The council’s attempts to promote tourism on the trail have been recognised by Chambers Ireland | PICTURE: Alison Miles
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