Limerick’s city bus service, operated by Bus Éireann, is set to become Ireland’s first fully electric regional city bus service as part of a €54 million investment by the National Transport Authority ...

New proposals by the National Transport Authority (NTA) would increase bus services in Limerick city and its suburbs by 70 per cent. The redesign of the bus network is one of the nine key elements of ...

The addition of new bus routes will result in 61% of people in Limerick City living within 400 metres walking distance of a bus stop At the launch of the draft new bus network for Limerick are (left ...

Bus Éireann runs the city services in Cork, Limerick, Galway and Waterford and damage to buses in its Limerick fleet now accounts for half the annual vandalism bill of e1 million for the four ...

The National Transport Authority (NTA) has published a new bus network for Limerick. The redesign is one of the nine key elements of BusConnects Limerick which aims to transform the city's bus system.

A new 24-hour bus service is among the routes included in a draft network for Limerick outlined today. The proposed service would link University Hospital Limerick on the southside of the city with ...

Members of the public can view the proposed changes online or at information sessions taking place from March 7-9 Brian Kennedy Limerick County & City Council, Stephen Kent CEO Bus Éireann & Anne ...

OVER 40 children travelling to a Co Limerick school had a miraculous escape when their bus ended up in a ditch and on its side, after a collision involving a car. The incident, which sparked a major ...

Part of the Limerick 303 bus route has been suspended until further notice after a number of violent and threatening incidents targeting bus drivers in the O’Malley Park and Carew Park area. On Friday ...

This is a sight that's absolutely baffled us today. A Bus Eireann bus in Limerick stopped in traffic - that's normal. But what's not quite so normal is that the passengers on the bus are actually ...

Sir, – On reading your recent letters on “Racing the Connemara train” (Letters, November 3rd and 5th), I am reminded of my student days in UCG when a fellow Limerick medical student and I would race ...