Enhanced bus service creates 70 jobs

Enhancing the public transport network in Cork City and county has led to Bus Éireann creating more than 70 jobs
Enhanced bus service creates 70 jobs
Tue, 09 Aug, 2016 - 01:00
Sean O’Riordan

Enhancing the public transport network in Cork City and county has led to Bus Éireann creating more than 70 jobs in the the last two years, with numbers likely to grow until year end.

The extra jobs include 60 full-time bus drivers and seven part-time clerical staff.

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