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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Bus Éireann's city, town, commuter, and rural and Expressway services will today (Dec 31) operate a weekday service running as normal through the evening.
On New Year's Day, Saturday 1 January , Bus Éireann city, town, commuter and rural services will operate a Sunday service and Expressway will operate a Sunday/Bank Holiday service. Visit www. expressway.ie for more information and where guaranteed seats can be booked online.
Normal timetables will resume from Tuesday, 4 January. For details on what services will be operating over the New Year period, please visit www.buseireann.ie. Bus Éireann services are operating at 100% capacity. Customers should continue to wear face coverings within bus stations and on board throughout their entire journey.
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