Ikea Ireland calls for improved Dublin Bus service so staff can get to work earlier

It says the earliest bus available to workers on weekdays gets them to its store in Ballymun for just after 8am.

Ikea Ireland calls for improved Dublin Bus service so staff can get to work earlier
Fri, 15 Feb, 2019 - 10:19
Digital Desk staff

Ikea Ireland wants an improved Dublin Bus service to get their staff to work earlier.

It says the earliest bus available to workers on weekdays gets them to its store in Ballymun for just after 8am.

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