Minister Dillon urges priority for Castlebar–Ireland West Airport bus service

Minister Dillon urges priority for Castlebar–Ireland West Airport bus service
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Minister Alan Dillon said he is insisting that the proposed Castlebar–Ireland West Airport bus service be prioritised as funding decisions on new public transport services are progressed in the coming week.

He is seeking funding for TFI Route 444 within the NTA’s 2027 programme, with a seven‑day service linking Castlebar, Breaffy, Manulla, Balla, Kiltimagh, Kilkelly, Knock, Ireland West Airport and Charlestown, and an estimated annual operating cost of €400,000.

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