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Dundalk Bus Station
Bus Éireann have issued a travel advice update in relation to services in Dundalk, as well as Navan, Fairyhouse Cross and Wicklow, as a result of the visit to Dundalk of US President Joe Biden.
Bus Éireann says that from 7.00pm this evening Wednesday 12 April to 11.00pm on Thursday 13 April there will be some diversions on Bus Éireann services between Dublin and Dundalk, Navan, Fairyhouse Cross and Wicklow arising from road closures to accommodate the visit of President Biden.
Customers are asked to check the service updates section of the Bus Éireann website and to allow additional time for their travel.
Bus Éireann particularly advises customers travelling on routes 100X, 103X, 105X, 133 and 133X to plan their journeys in advance as there will be some changes to stops. For example, there will be no services to Merrion Row, Merrion Square, Merrion Street, Leeson Street and Westland Row in Dublin.
Full details are available at buseireann.ie here.
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