Study looks to age-friendly transport

A report looking at ways to make Ireland’s public transport services age-friendly will be launched in Dublin today.

Study looks to age-friendly transport
Thu, 21 Jun, 2007 - 08:08

A report looking at ways to make Ireland’s public transport services age-friendly will be launched in Dublin today.

The study was undertaken as part of ’Say No To Ageism Week’ 2007.

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