Expressway 'low demand stops' including Dromod and Roosky will no longer be served
The change will come into place from August 24, it was revealed when Expressway bus service announced it's new Sligo–Dublin timetable with an earlier departure time of 6am being amongst the changes.
"Low demand stops" including Dromod and Rooskey in Leitirm will no longer be served "to improve journey times" it was announced recently by Expressway bus service.
The change will come into place from August 24, it was revealed when Expressway announced it's new Sligo–Dublin timetable this week with an earlier departure time of 6am being amongst the changes.
Expressway says the updated schedule has been designed to simplify the timetable structure offering a clear distinction between weekday services and weekend/public holidays, reflecting traffic patterns.
Passengers will see stops being served more consistently. Ballisodare, Collooney, Boyle, Mullingar, Castlebaldwin, Longford Station and Liffey Valley will now be served on every Route 23 trip.
Other low demand stops that will be no longer served are Maynooth (Route 22 (Ballina-Longford-Dublin Airport-Dublin city service) will accommodate on every trip instead), Drumfin, Sligo IT and Dublin’s North Wall Quay.
The timetable change will also see some refined departure times. The first service from Sligo now departs at 06:00 (changing from 06:30), recognising the increased morning demand. The 08:00 from Sligo, and the 23:00 from Dublin, will now both operate 7 days a week to satisfy demand.
“We advise all customers to check the new timetables on expressway.ie to familiarise themselves with changes to departure times.
“Expressway remains committed to providing high-quality, dependable services to communities across Ireland. We encourage all passengers to book their tickets in advance at expressway.ie to guarantee their seat and ensure a smooth and efficient travel experience.”