Cork parents concerned about lack of social distancing on school buses

Principal Fergal McCarthy said many parents have opted to drive their children to school instead
The Government has said that social distancing would soon be introduced on school buses, but that it would have to be phased in. File Picture

The Government has said that social distancing would soon be introduced on school buses, but that it would have to be phased in. File Picture

Parents in Cork say they are concerned about the lack of social distancing on local school buses.

Parents from the Bandon and Kinsale areas of the county say that while schools are doing everything they can to adhere to the Covid-19 guidelines and restrictions, buses with no social distancing measures in place are currently collecting students from the area. 

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