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It's the annual scramble for a school bus seat and for some families in Limerick, they're being told there simply isn't one available. Parents in areas including Croome and Adair say dozens of children are facing the prospect of having no school transport when the new term begins, despite living only a few kilometres outside the eligibility distance.

One of those parents is Mi Hall from Croome, and he's been speaking with Live 95's Caleb Brennan.


Councillor John O’Donoghue also joins Limerick Today, who has also been raising concerns about the ongoing shortage.


Image via Getty.





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