BusConnects, Update

September 3, 2019

The NTA advised Mary that there will be BusConnects Community Forums in respect of the following routes over the coming weeks:

Blanchardstown to City Centre in the Crown Plaza Hotel, Blanchardstown on Tuesday 10th September @6.30pm.
Ballymun to City Centre/Finglas to Phibsborough in The Axis Centre, Ballymun on Thursday 19th September @6.30pm.
Swords to City Centre in The Bonnington Hotel, Whitehall on Tuesday 17th September @6.30pm.

At each forum it is expected the NTA will present and seek feedback to their revised designs for these bus corridors.

Membership of each forum is intended to comprise representatives from resident and community associations, disability and special interest groups as well as business organisations on the corridors along with public representatives.

Places are limited so if you wish to attend please send your name, contact details and the name of their respective association you represent to cbc@busconnects.ie. Please note that only registered attendees will be able to attend the forum on the night.

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