Coronavirus - Public Transport Disruption Updates / Changes (no chat)

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Updates regarding changes to public transport services will be posted here as we have them.

Discussion should take place in the dedicated thread.

NTA COVID-19 Service Information update page on all service impacted:
https://www.nationaltransport.ie/bus-forms/covid-19-service-information-update/

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GoBus Update - 13th March.
https://www.gobus.ie/news.php?id=190

Attention all passengers,

Starting from Monday March 16th, GoBus.ie are suspending all services until further notice.

This difficult decision has been made as a precaution for the welfare of our team and passengers, and to help combat the spread of the Coronavirus. All passengers booked on services from Monday 16th 2020 onwards will be contacted and arrangements made to refund their tickets.

For any queries please contact us on info@gobus.ie.

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Airport Hopper
https://airporthopper.ie/news/

Maynooth Service Update

Unfortunately, due to the coronavirus situation, our Maynooth service will run every hour starting on Tuesday the 17th of March until further notice. Thank you for your understanding/

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JJ Kavanagh
https://jjkavanagh.ie/jj-kavanagh-sons-covid-19-service-update/

In light of today’s COVID-19 updates from the Irish government, we have the following updates to the JJ Kavanagh & Sons network. This is an ongoing situation and all services will be reviewed on an hourly basis.

The following services will NOT be operating until further notice:

Curragh – Carlow IT
Naas – Carlow IT
Mountmellick – Carlow IT
Portlaoise – Carlow IT
Portlaoise – Maynooth University
Kilkenny – Maynooth University
Athy – Maynooth
Carlow – Limerick – Carlow

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Dublin Bus Airlink 747
https://www.dublinbus.ie/News-Centre/General-News/Revised-Timetable-on-Route-7472/

We wish to advise customers of a revised timetable on Route 747.

From Sunday 22 March 2020, a Winter timetable will be in operation for Route 747. The buses will operate every 15 minutes Monday to Friday.

View revised Route 747
https://www.dublinbus.ie/Your-Journey1/Timetables/All-Timetables/74711211/

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Dublin Bus

Message from Chief Executive
https://twitter.com/ray_dublin/status/1238477403158175744

Victor

https://www.transportforireland.ie/news/covid-19-information/

Full public transport services are continuing to operate, other than a limited number of commercial services.

In line with the announcement by government yesterday, the National Transport Authority confirms that public transport services will continue to run as normal next week with regular updates to be provided over the coming days.

Please check operator websites for more details of cancelled or curtailed services.

The Authority and public transport operators continue to follow all public health guidelines issued by the Chief Medical Officer and the HSE.

For press statement click here.

For further information visit- https://www.hse.ie/eng/services/news/newsfeatures/covid19-updates/

Information PDF in English.

Victor

https://www.ryanair.com/ie/en/useful-info/disruptions-and-refunds/coronavirus-covid-19/flight-change-fee-removed

Flight change fee removed from 13th March until 31st March

Dear customer,

We continue to operate a reduced flight schedule to ensure that those customers who still wish to travel or return home can do so. In the coming weeks we expect that Governments may impose further changes to our flight schedule and any effected customers will be notified by email. We will continue to comply fully with all WHO and EASA guidelines and we will follow any travel restrictions that are imposed.

However, we understand there is uncertainty around travel at this time, so if you currently have a booking with us in March and you would now prefer not to fly then from today (Fri 13 Mar), you can now change your flight online and we will waive the flight change fee. This applies to all existing and new bookings until Tues 31 March. Should there be a difference in fare you’ll need to pay this - however by waiving the change fee, we want to ensure you have more flexibility to change your travel plans.

Where we’ve been required to cancel flights, customers will be able to transfer to an alternative Ryanair flight free of charge or receive a refund.

To change your travel plans, please visit the My Bookings section on Ryanair.com

Best wishes,

Ryanair

More detailed information: https://www.ryanair.com/ie/en/useful-info/disruptions-and-refunds/coronavirus-covid-19

Mrs OBumble

CityLink have reduced services from today: https://www.facebook.com/citylinkireland/photos/a.315422495271/10157760228840272/?type=3&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARA-48MqwyKKnq2SLbXMrHSwHJrVQE0CosjxnYhykutL0IJM5J-gUy8GlTXd0RHf58Ml57R1XXBHSTWxh1o6_IhAq9Z0g-w_B3P9klaqJz9fSbTqbfn-WHZQTDcVAAC2M-o3r39r9ocdAmO6miDx1XRB8clnW1rhmqE6Ir4YobJixbWUnBswb-sI9jlYDIA3RIAcZfa1ULARwBaaJqfZo85JERCp6htWTzmPkEll9IadHMHTNxZqIF-10SydpgsrOnSmLJpZtOg79hMV5FmsxbgnEbvxAGwTkXF4mJKjgUWy0CTiaxSOwe1ya2j2DfxIhCbHB3PNEMAYxJ-AOa8q&__tn__=-R

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Wexford Bus
Route 376 (Wexford to Carlow) has been suspended from 9am Saturday 14th March until further notice.

zell12

Burkesbus Galway

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Update from the NTA

The National Transport Authority has today engaged with all public transport operators and can confirm that public transport services continue to operate as normal throughout the country bar a limited number of commercial services.

Iarnród Éireann, Dublin Bus, Bus Éireann, Go-Ahead Ireland, Luas and Local Link services will be implementing their normal schedule of services on the Saturday, 14th March and Sunday, 15th March. Other than St Patrick’s Day on the 17th March, public transport services will run a normal scheduled service next week.

In addition, a number of Local Link services are offering to deliver critical medical supplies to the elderly, the vulnerable and sick within rural areas during the coming weeks. Those in need of such support should contact their Local Link provider.

Overall, the NTA has witnessed a reduction of between 15-20% in passenger number on public transport in recent days. The Authority will continue to monitor transport patterns and will respond with the operators.

Each public transport operator has established an internal coordination group who are meeting daily to monitor developments around COVID-19 and continually update existing business contingency plans. Any actions being taken by the NTA and public transport operators will be guided by the National Public Health Emergency Team and the advice of the Chief Medical Officer.

To assist commuters in using public transport during this time, HSE information is being displayed on buses, trams and trains and in stations across the country.

Public transport operators have actively communicated the public health advice on respiratory etiquette and hand hygiene to passengers and staff. We are aware of the HSE advice to practice social distancing and passengers are asked to be mindful of this when considering the use of public transport.

All customer service channels remain open and are being monitored during business hours by public transport staff.

Public transport operators remain in constant communication with all public transport employees to provide health advice. The Authority has been advised that all public transport vehicles and stations are being cleaned in accordance with infection control measures as issued by the Health Surveillance Protection Centre.

In the coming days and weeks, the NTA and its network of operators will continue to engage with, and be closely guided by, the relevant health agencies.

patrickc

JJ Kavanagh is suspending all it's main routes from 17th March except

139 Naas – Blanchardstown
183 Glendalough – Wicklow
363 Tallow – Lismore – Cappoquin to Dungarvan
367A Dungarvan to Waterford
607 – 617 Waterford Cities Services

Which are probably PSO services

https://jjkavanagh.ie/jj-kavanagh-sons-covid-19-service-update/

91wx763

patrickc wrote: »

363 Tallow – Lismore – Cappoquin to Dungarvan
367A Dungarvan to Waterford

They come under the "LOCAL-LINK" umbrella mentioned elsewhere

Victor

https://www.wexfordbus.com/promotion/coronavirus-covid-19/

Coronavirus (COVID-19)
14th March 2020
Wexford Bus is closely following the public health advice issued by the authorities in relation to the coronavirus (COVID-19). Keeping our staff and customers healthy and safe whilst doing our best to minimise the risk to all is our top priority.

We are taking all necessary precautions and have made a decision to reduce capacity by 50% on all coaches from Sunday March 15th, thus allowing passengers 2 seats per person. We are also asking our customers to play their part. Please read the information below before travelling with us:


Can I travel with Wexford Bus?

The majority of our services are operating as normal. The only exception is that Route 376 (Wexford to Carlow) has been suspended until further notice. In addition, we have reduced capacity by 50% on all coaches from Sunday 15th of March to allow 2 seats per passenger.


How Can Customers Help?

To reduce cash handling, please book in advance by clicking here or use your Leap Card or Free Travel Pass.
If using a Leap Card or Free Travel pass please present this directly to the ticket machine as shown by the driver.
If you need to cough or sneeze please do so into your elbow and if possible clean your hands afterwards with hand sanitiser.
Kindly avoid leaving any tissues or other items behind you.


What actions has Wexford Bus Taken?

We are monitoring the public health advice issued by the authorities in relation to the coronavirus.
The capacity has been reduced by 50% on all coaches from Sunday 15th of March to allow 2 seats per passenger.
Wexford Bus is cleaning and disinfecting all buses and coaches after each service paying particular attention to frequently touched surfaces.
Customers are asked to keep the first row free.


What happens if I decide not to travel?

If you decide not to travel, we can extend your ticket up to the end of the year (until you know your new travel date). Please email info@wexfordbus.com with your Booking ID and the name on the ticket at least 24 hours before you are due to travel and we will change this for you. There is no charge for this.

Thank you for your continued support and understanding. Please continue to check in with us for updates as this situation evolves.


Advice from the HSE

This advice from the HSE can also be downloaded here.

Notice correct 14 March 2020 @11.30

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Dublin Coach

www.dublincoach.ie

SUSPENSION OF SERVICES DUE TO COVID-19
In the current environment, we all have to be fully aware of our responsibilities in relation to public health and wellbeing.

As the safety and the wellbeing of our loyal customers and staff is our main priority, we will suspend the operation of all services effective immediately from March 16th @ 23:59 until further notice. No services will run from March 17th onwards.

On behalf of everyone at Dublin Coach, we are truly sorry for any inconvenience the Covid-19 crisis may be causing you and your family.

Read more

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Swords Express

www.swordsexpress.ie

bk

NTA COVID-19 Service Information update page on all service impacted:
https://www.nationaltransport.ie/bus-forms/covid-19-service-information-update/

Tickityboo

https://dodublin.ie/top-news-travel/diversion-dublin-city-centre-protest

Stark

Airport Hopper to suspend services https://twitter.com/airporthopper1/status/1240186350634229760

p_haugh

Dublin Bus have just announced that they are providing a shuttle bus service
between Croke Park and the Mater Hospital for front-line staff.

https://twitter.com/dublinbusnews/status/1240293730772496384?s=20

bk

Some Aircoach service cancellations and timetable adjustments:

https://www.aircoach.ie/news/coronavirus-customer-and-service-information

In order to play our part in curbing this virus and due to a significant reduction in the demand for some of our services, Aircoach will be temporarily amending service levels to some of our routes from Saturday 21st March.

700 Leopardstown service will have a 30 minute frequency instead of every 15 minutes and further reductions during the night services.
702 Greystones service will be temporarily suspended. This would make the last journey from Greystones departing 23:10 on 20/03/2020 and the last journey departing from Dublin airport 23:05 on 20/03/20:20.
703 Killiney service will be temporarily suspended. This would make the last journey from Killiney departing 23:55 on 20/03/2020 and the last journey departing from Dublin airport 23:35 on 20/03/2020.

For the time being, 704X Cork and 705X Belfast routes will operate as normal and we ask all passengers to ensure to follow the HSE guidelines of social distancing while in a public place.

Thanks soundman45 for the info in the other thread.

thomasj

Nitelink services suspended until further notice

https://www.dublinbus.ie/DublinBus-Mobile/News/?depth=1&srcid=8612

zell12

CityDirect Galway have stopped three routes and on the remaining route a Saturday service operates

Jamie2k9

https://www.irishrail.ie/news/revised-dublin-belfast-enterprise-timetable-from-m

Revised Dublin - Belfast Enterprise timetable from Monday 23rd March
23 March 2020

As a result of revised Translink operations associated with COVID-19, a revised Enterprise timetable will operate from Monday 23rd March.

From this date, the following service cancellations will be in place until further notice.

Mondays to Saturdays

06:45 Belfast Lanyon Place to Dublin Connolly cancelled.

16:05 Belfast Lanyon Place to Dublin Connolly cancelled.

20:05 Belfast Lanyon Place to Dublin Connolly cancelled.



09:30 Dublin Connolly to Belfast Lanyon Place cancelled.

13:20 Dublin Connolly to Belfast Lanyon Place cancelled.

20:50 Dublin Connolly to Belfast Lanyon Place cancelled.



Sundays

11:05 Belfast Lanyon Place to Dublin Connolly cancelled.

14:00 Dublin Connolly to Belfast Lanyon Place cancelled.



All other Enterprise services will operate to a normal schedule. Full details are available at our journey planner above.

We apologise for the inconvenience caused.

GerardKeating

Citylink are suspending services until further notice from midnight tonight/going into Sat morning.

As of midnight Friday/Saturday morning March 21st, all Citylink and eireagle.com services will be suspended until further notice

https://www.citylink.ie/useful-info/covid-19

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Dublin Express - All Services suspended

Unfortunately we have had to temporarily suspend our services between Dublin Airport and Dublin City. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

If you are not due to travel in the next 72 hours you can cancel and refund your ticket via our online cancellation portal.

If you are due to travel with us in the next 72 hours, to cancel and refund your ticket please call our Customer Service team on +353 1 903 9508. Our lines are open 08.00 – 22.00, 7 days a week. Calls are charged at local rate.

We know this is a worrying time for everyone. We will continue to take guidance from the Government to ensure we do everything we sensibly can to keep people safe. We are monitoring the situation very closely and will resume services as soon as we can.

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West Cork Connect suspended

https://westcorkconnect.ie

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Further Updates from Aircoach

704/705 suspended from Monday.

Hi there,

As per the updates I have provided earlier this week, I write to you today to advise of further changes to Aircoach service levels owing to the reduction in the number of passengers traveling. The following changes will come in from Tuesday 24th March.

Amendments to Service
Services 704X Cork and 705X Belfast will be suspended entirely following last departures on Monday 23rd March. There will be no services from Tuesday 24th March.

These changes will be in addition to those I've previously advised you about which are as follows:-

- 700 Leopardstown service will have a 30 minute frequency instead of every 15 minutes and further reductions during the night services from Saturday 21st March.
- 702 Greystones services have been suspended from Saturday 21st March.
- 703 Killiney services have been suspended from Saturday 21st March.

Changing dates of travel
We understand that plans are changing and flexibility is required for your peace of mind at this time, which is why if you are unsure of your future travel plans, we will be happy to amend dates on tickets for future use. If you do not yet know the date for travel in 2020, we will amend your ticket to 1st October 2020. This means that your ticket has been deferred to a date to be confirmed by you and can be used before December 31st 2020. All you need to do is let us know (at info@aircoach.ie ) that you'd like to defer travel within 2020 and then inform us again nearer the time and we will amend your travel date. You can book your tickets for Aircoach with confidence, knowing that we have flexibility and will support your needs at this time.

Safety, Hygiene and Social Distancing
We understand this is a worrying time for the public and I want to reassure you that your safety, and the safety of our drivers is at all times paramount to us.

The Aircoach fleet is kept to a very high standard in terms of cleanliness and our drivers are operating strict hand sanitising practices. We are also encouraging contactless payments which are available on all our routes and coaches to minimise physical contact. In order to keep social distancing, we are also asking our customers to seat one passenger per block of two seats.

Again, we urge all customers to follow the HSE’s guidelines in order to contain any further spread of the virus. For further information on our safety measure visit: www.aircoach.ie/news/covid19-coronavirus-information.

Aircoach is Ireland’s leading coach provider, and that is because of you, our loyal customers. We will do everything we can to make this period as smooth and safe as possible.

Regards
Simon Goff
Interim Managing Director, Aircoach and First NI Ltd

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Aircoach - Route 700 suspended from Thursday 26th March
https://aircoach.ie/news/coronavirus-update-all-aircoach-services-suspended

As of Thursday 26th March, ALL AIRCOACH SERVICES WILL BE SUSPENDED. This has been a difficult decision however with many aircraft now grounded and people staying at home we have been left with no alternative.

Changing dates of travel
We understand that plans are changing and flexibility is required for your peace of mind at this time, which is why if you are unsure of your future travel plans, we will be happy to amend dates on tickets for future use. If you do not yet know the date for travel in 2020, we will amend your ticket to 1st October 2020. This means that your ticket has been deferred to a date to be confirmed by you and can be used before December 31st 2020. All you need to do is let us know (at info@aircoach.ie ) that you'd like to defer travel within 2020 and then inform us again nearer the time and we will amend your travel date. You can book your tickets for Aircoach with confidence, knowing that we have flexibility and will support your needs at this time.

I am so grateful for your loyal custom and we look forward to welcoming you aboard our services again in the hopefully not too distant future. In the meantime, please look after yourselves and your families and follow the advice on social distancing and self-isolation.

Regards
Simon Goff
Interim Managing Director, Aircoach and First NI Ltd

zell12

All CityDirect Galway services suspended
https://www.citydirect.ie/single-post/2020/03/23/ROUTE-411-COVID-19-NOTICE

Victor

http://www.dublinbus.ie/News-Centre/General-News/Airlink-Services/

Airlink Services
Published on Tuesday, March 24, 2020
Dublin Bus wishes to advise customers that Airlink services on Routes 747 and 757 will not operate from Thursday 26 March, until further notice.

All other Dublin Bus services are currently operating as normal, including Routes 16 and 41 which will continue to serve Dublin Airport.

Public transport  is an essential service and the dedication of our 3,500 employees means we can continue to ensure healthcare and other public workers can keep performing their vital roles.

The health and safety of our customers and employees, and the wider public, is paramount. We are asking all of our customers to please continue to carefully follow the guidelines set out by the HSE and the Department of Health.

Customers can also get updates on Facebook, follow us on Twitter @dublinbusnews or call our customer service line on (01) 8734222, lines open from 07:00 - 19:00hrs Monday to Friday and 08:00 – 18:00hrs Saturday, Sunday and public holidays.

bk

Dublin Bus moving to reduced Saturday Plus schedule from Wednesday 1st of April.

https://www.dublinbus.ie/News-Centre/General-News/New-timetables-to-take-effect-from-Wednesday-1-April/

Dublin Bus wishes to advise customers that a new schedule of services will come into effect from Wednesday 1 April.

We are moving to a ‘Saturday Plus’ schedule which will be based on the current Saturday schedule, augmented by additional services, especially in the early morning.

All areas that currently have a Dublin Bus service will continue to have one. Under the revised timetables, services will run at over 80% of current levels.

Public transport is an essential service and the dedication of our 3,500 employees means we can continue to ensure healthcare and other workers can keep performing their vital roles.

The health and safety of our customers and employees, and the wider public, is of paramount importance. We are asking all of our customers to please continue to carefully follow the guidelines set out by the HSE and the Department of Health.

GerardKeating

Bus Éireann will be introducing revised timetables for its weekday services from Wednesday 1 April until further notice. These timetables are designed to provide a public transport service across the country for those who need to travel, whilst reflecting the reduced passenger numbers on public transport and the most up-to-date advice and guidance from the health authorities in relation to physical distancing.

On Mondays to Fridays (except bank holidays), Bus Éireann and Expressway services will generally operate to a Saturday timetable, with some exceptions, Listed here.
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Working class heroes

https://www.irishrail.ie/news/covid-19-update

Irish Rail are cutting back services from Monday.

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New Public Transport Timetables to Take Effect Starting Monday
https://www.nationaltransport.ie/news/new-public-transport-timetables-to-take-effect-starting-monday/

Today the National Transport Authority announced that operators of most subsidised public transport services are to move to a new schedule of services on a phased basis from Monday March 30.

Revised timetables for Iarnród Éireann will come into effect on Monday March 30, while those for Dublin Bus, Go-Ahead Ireland and Bus Éireann, will come into effect Wednesday April 1. Under the revised timetables, services will run at approximately 80% of current levels.

The Authority recently requested operators to monitor passengers loading on services across the network. The information drawn from this process, along with the most up-to-date advice and guidance from the health authorities in relation to social distancing, were taken into account when putting together the new timetables.

While passenger numbers on public transport services are down by about 80%, there are some services that continue to have heavier loading, giving rise to potential concerns around social distancing. With some fleet and driver resources being freed up under the new schedules, additional vehicles can be readily allocated to services where there is greater demand, addressing social distancing concerns.

NTA and the transport operators are confident that the capacity of customers and staff to observe social distancing requirements will be maintained under the new timetables.

Under the new schedules, demands on the public transport fleet will be reduced. In an environment where the supply chain for materials could face disruption, the move to the revised timetables will enable the public transport operators, particularly Iarnród Éireann, to conserve maintenance materials and components. This will ensure that fleet is more likely to remain available for service on a longer term basis.

It also means the operators will be in a stronger position to ensure ongoing reliable continuity of services in the context of increasing rates of COVID-19 in Ireland.

All areas that currently have a public transport service will continue to have one. The new timetables for services operated by Dublin Bus, Go-Ahead Ireland and Bus Éireann are due to commence Wednesday next. These operators are moving to a ‘Saturday Plus’ schedule which will be based on the current Saturday schedule, augmented by additional services, particularly in the early morning.

Go-Ahead Ireland will be operating services at approximately 94% of current levels, with Dublin Bus and Bus Éireann both operating services at over 80% of current levels. While there will be some reductions in peak and off-peak services, on-bus journey times are faster as a result of a dramatic reduction in traffic in built-up areas.

Full details will be available at company websites in the coming days:
- Dublin Bus
- Bus Éireann
- Go-Ahead Ireland

Iarnród Éireann services on Intercity services will be at 45-65% of normal levels. Services on commuter services in the Dublin area will also be at 45-65% of normal levels. DART will operate every 15 minutes at peak, and every 30 minutes at other times. Individual trains will operate at maximum train size where possible to facilitate social distancing. Full details available on the Iarnród Éireann Irish Rail website.

Luas services will not change at this time. Luas will manage the service daily by extending the tram headways if required.

NTA is communicating information on the schedule changes to customers in advance, through media and marketing channels. Full information will be available from NTA and the operators in advance online, and on the TFI journey planner and TFI Real Time information apps.

In all cases the Authority will seek to ensure bus services to hospitals and other essential facilities are maintained as an over-riding priority.

Shane Ross, Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport said:
“I would like to acknowledge the work being done by our transport operators and their staff in these difficult times and for responding to the challenges by putting these new schedules in place.

I’d like to thank all those who are providing these essential services so that people who rely on public transport, working in hospitals, pharmacies, the grocery sector, and other vital areas, can continue to get to where they are needed to the benefit of us all.”

Anne Graham, NTA Chief Executive Officer said:
“NTA would like to thank everybody involved in the public transport sector for the effort they are putting in to make sure that vital services can be kept going.

The revised schedules we are announcing today, will ensure that those who need to, can continue to get around, on services that remain frequent and reliable, now and in the weeks ahead.”

Please post your reaction to this news in the dedicated discussion thread.

p_haugh

https://www.goaheadireland.ie/new-timetables-commence-wednesday-1-april

Go-Ahead Ireland will commence operation of an amended schedule of services from Wednesday 1st April.
The timetables will switch to the new “Saturday Plus” timetables which will be in place until further notice.
The schedule change will apply to ODMA and Dublin Commuter services.

On weekends and public holidays, the normal Saturday or Sunday timetable will be in use.

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Introduction of Social Distancing Measures On-board
https://www.dublinbus.ie/News-Centre/General-News/Introduction-of-Social-Distancing-Measures-On-board/

Dublin Bus is rolling out social distancing measures across our fleet. To help maintain a 2 metre distance some seating on-board will be restricted, which will be highlighted by signage. We are asking our customers to please follow these restrictions.

We would like to remind our customers to please maintain 2 metres social distancing when boarding, alighting and on board.

Customers should also:

• Give priority to older people for seating downstairs
• Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue or you sleeve when you cough or sneeze
• Wash your hands properly and often
• Ensure that you do not leave any litter behind

Public transport  is an essential service and the dedication of our 3,500 employees means we can continue to ensure healthcare and other workers can keep performing their vital roles.

The health and safety of our customers and employees, and the wider public, is paramount. We are asking all of our customers to please continue to carefully follow the guidelines set out by the HSE and the Department of Health.

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Dublin Bus have now released details of their timetables from 1st April 2020.

DB services will from 1st April operate on Saturday timetables during the week with additional services on a number of routes in the morning to cater for those going to work.

Full details of these services can be found here:
https://www.dublinbus.ie/News-Centre/General-News/New-timetables-to-take-effect-from-Wednesday-1-April/

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Go Ahead Ireland have now released details of their timetables from 1st April 2020.

They will commence operation of an amended schedule of services from Wednesday 1st April. The timetables will switch to the new “Saturday Plus” timetables which will be in place until further notice. The schedule change will apply to Dublin City Bus services and Dublin Commuter services.

Full details can be found here:
https://www.goaheadireland.ie/new-timetables-commence-wednesday-1-april

GT89

Ashbourne Connect returning from the 18th May with 'basic services' whatever that means according to a post on their Facebook page

Hilly Bill

Possible return to normal Monday to friday dart services from the 8th june. Phase 2.

Victor

https://twitter.com/Burkesbus/status/1271882417779998723