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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Bus Éireann wishes to apologise to their customers for any inconvenience caused.
Bus Éireann has today confirmed that there will be significant service cancellations tonight and into tomorrow, ahead of Storm Éowyn which has seen a national Status Red wind warning.
A spokesperson for the transport service said, "To ensure the health and safety of our customers and employees, no services will operate for the duration of this red weather warning. Further disruptions are likely prior to, and after, the weather warning times to allow time to safely suspend services and then assess any damage on routes to allow us to restart operations."
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Bus Éireann advises all passengers to adhere to the advice of Met Éireann and the emergency services during this period of adverse weather.
They wish to apologise to their customers for any inconvenience caused, however, these cancellations are to ensure the health and safety of everyone.
Full details of all service cancellations for both days can be found here.
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