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Travelling home for Christmas: Tipperary schedules for holidays revealed by Bus Éireann
Bus Éireann has announced details of its Christmas and New Year timetables for services in Tipperary.
With anticipated high demand, passengers are encouraged to plan their journeys in advance and check the updated timetables on the Bus Éireann website.
Bus Éireann services will operate to normal schedules until Saturday, December 23, marking one of the busiest travel weeks as passengers from across Ireland and beyond travel home for the festive season.
On Christmas Eve, December 24, services will operate to a Sunday timetable with earlier final departures at approximately 9pm.
No services will operate on Christmas Day.
Bus Éireann services will operate based on Bank Holiday/Sunday service timetables for St Stephen’s Day, December 26, commencing around 9am. Passengers planning to travel are encouraged to check the timetable for their routes.
Starting from Wednesday, December 27, services will operate to normal timetables to New Year’s Eve, Sunday, December 31.
Services on New Year’s Day, Monday, January 1, will operate to a Sunday schedule.
A full normal timetable across Bus Éireann services will resume from Tuesday, January 2.
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