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22/2/2023 No Repro Fee. The National Transport Authority (Nta) Has Today Published Its Draft New Bus Network For Limerick. Added Service Levels Will Be Enabled By The Extension Of Bus Services To New Areas, More Routes With Frequent Services, An Enhanced Sunday Timetable And A New 24-Hour Route. Consultation On The Draft New Network Will Run For 6 Weeks, The Redesign Will Be Finalised In The Coming Months And The New Network Will Be Rolled Out From 2025. Pictured At The Launch Are Anne Anne Graham Ceo Nta, Stephen Kent Ceo Bus Eireann And Adrienn Sventek, Bus Eireann Driver. Photograph Liam Burke/Press 22

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