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06 Sept 2025
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100X Expressway
Bus Éireann have announced additional Expressway services are to be brought in to service the increased demand after public transport capacity was returned to 100% last month.
The services, which were suspended due to the Covid-19 pandemic on May 15th, were restarted on Sunday 26th September due to the growing demand for public transport services.
“We are delighted to announce the reintroduction of a number of Expressway services for County Louth,” said Eleanor Farrell, Chief Commercial Officer at Bus Éireann.
“As a result of Covid-19, we temporarily suspended some services on our routes in May, we are now in a position to reintroduce these services and to continue to provide important transport connectivity to the people of Louth and surrounding counties.”
The following 100X services have now been restored:
Monday to Saturday
Sunday
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