Bus authority offers extra services after route axed

The National Transport Authority has proposed an additional three buses for the Glen in Cork City and has given a commitment to look at future services.

Bus authority offers extra services after route axed
Mon, 25 Nov, 2013 - 00:00
Stephen Rogers

The No 12 route was axed in August following an NTA review of transport in Cork, a decision which left pensioners with no direct bus link to Blackpool, and schoolchildren who had no direct link to St Aidan’s Community College in Dublin Hill.

NTA has proposed that:

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