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Cheaper public transport for young people in Kerry from tomorrow

May 8, 2022 17:53 By radiokerrynews
Cheaper public transport for young people in Kerry from tomorrow
NO FEE PIC PIC JULIEN BEHAL PHOTOGRAPHY Public transport costs for students and young people cut in half: Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth, Roderic O'Gorman TD and NTA CEO Anne Graham joined Sophie Kirwan outside Connolly Station to launch the 50% public transport fare reduction for young people. The half-price fares for all eligible adults aged 19 to 23 will take effect on Monday, May 9th. MORE INFO CONTACT [email protected]
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Young people in Kerry will be able to avail of cheaper public transport from tomorrow.

It’s after a 50% public transport fare reduction for people aged between 19-23 inclusive was launched by Transport Minister Eamon Ryan and the National Transport Authority.

The reduction applies to journeys on Bus Éireann, Iarnród Éireann, Local Link, as well as Go-Ahead Ireland, Dublin Bus and the Luas.

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Young people in Kerry who currently hold a Student Leap Card do not need to do anything to avail of the reduction.

Young adults who aren’t students will have to apply for a Young Adult Leap Card, which can be done online from tomorrow.

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