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This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM
The Dáil has heard that Athenry is still waiting for a public bus service – nine months after a private operator ceased services.
Galway East TD Louis O’ Hara said it’s an enormous loss, causing real difficulties for workers, students and those travelling for appointments.
He added it’s also a big contributory factor to the serious overcrowding on the trains at peak times.
Sinn Fein Deputy O Hara says the situation cannot continue
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